Chief Financial Officer
mkh searchTampa (FL)
About the role
Chief Financial Officer – Specialty Contractor (Tampa, FL)
Company Overview:
Our client is a mid-size specialty contractor based in Tampa, FL, specializing in site construction and road building/infrastructure work. Now second-generation family led, the company has seen strong, steady revenue growth over the past several years and continues to project significant growth in the years ahead. The business also operates a subsidiary entity. This is a thriving, fast-paced environment with a strong, hardworking culture. This search is being conducted to identify a strategic CFO who can support the company's continued growth and help elevate the finance function.
The Role:
Reporting directly to the CEO, the CFO will oversee the finance, accounting, IT, and HR functions of the business. This is a true number-two leadership position, with the finance function currently sitting as its own tier directly under the CEO. The CFO will lead a team of 5+.Key Responsibilities and Priorities Serve as a strategic partner to the CEO and leadership team, not solely a back-office finance lead Oversee financial reporting, closing processes, and the annual audit Evaluate and lead an ERP transition Bring an innovation-minded approach to finance, including openness to leveraging AI and technology to modernize processes Support the company's continued growth trajectory, including possible future M&A activity Manage and develop the existing finance team Candidate Profile 10+ years of relevant experience Construction industry accounting experience required Experience with private companies preferred; open to public company backgrounds as wellCPA preferred Experience with an ERP transition or implementation is a strong plus Strong Excel skills expectedA confident, hands-on leader who can navigate a hardworking, in-office culture Strong benefits being offered. If you're interested in learning more, please apply below for a confidential chat!
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