Director, Office of the CFO
$180,000 to $240,000
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$180,000 to $240,000
About the role
- Serve as a trusted advisor to CFOs, CEOs, private equity sponsors, Boards, lenders, and other senior stakeholders.
- Lead complex Office of the CFO engagements from initial assessment and solution design through execution and delivery.
- Quickly assess client needs, identify financial and operational risks, and translate findings into practical, executable recommendations.
- Present complex financial, accounting, and operational matters clearly and credibly to senior executives.
- Build strong client relationships and establish confidence quickly in high-visibility or high-pressure environments.
- Office of the CFO LeadershipLead and execute initiatives across the full finance organization, including:
- Accounting, controllership, close, and financial reportingFP&A, budgeting, forecasting, and financial modeling
- Treasury, liquidity, working capital, and cash flow management
- Operational and management reportingKPI development and performance analytics
- Board, lender, investor, and executive reporting
- Internal controls and process improvement
- Finance organization design and scalabilityERP, systems, and data-driven finance initiatives
- Transaction readiness and transaction supportM&A diligence, integration, and post-close activities
- Capital planning and financing support
- Private Equity & Transaction Support
- Partner with private equity sponsors and portfolio company leadership to support growth, value creation, and liquidity initiatives.
- Support acquisition-driven businesses through diligence, integration, forecasting, financial reporting, and operational standardization.
- Develop financial and operational models that help leadership evaluate acquisition capacity, liquidity requirements, capital needs, and performance.
- Support lender compliance, credit facility reporting, financing activities, and Board-level communication.
- Help portfolio companies establish scalable finance processes capable of supporting rapid growth and M&A activity.
- Project & Team LeadershipLead engagements, workstreams, and project teams with clear accountability for scope, quality, timeline, and client outcomes.
- Manage and mentor consultants and client team members.
- Establish clear project governance, priorities, deliverables, and communication rhythms.
- Maintain a high standard of technical quality while ensuring recommendations are practical and executable.
- Step directly into the work when needed rather than relying solely on project management or presentation materials.
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