Chief Financial Officer
$400–500k
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SENIORITY
Director
SALARY
$400–500k
About the role
- FP&A and performance: Operationalize financial data for business leaders into the few moves that matter. Put trusted, self-serve numbers in every P&L owner’s hands and hold operators accountable to them.
- Balance Sheet Optimization: Run cash, working capital, debt, and covenants as value creation levers. Fund CapEx that clears a 20%+ return. Manage the lender syndicate, stay refi-ready, and use Act 60 and multi-jurisdiction tax (US, PR, UK, Europe) to minimize the effective rate.
- Systems: Build the systems, controls, and team that scale with every acquisition. Lead financial diligence and bring each new company onto one chart of accounts. OUTCOMES
- Actionable P&L & BS visibility & ownership at the branch level.
- Meaningful run-rate value creation from pricing, mix, cross-sell, working capital, sourcing, and cost initiatives.
- 100% covenant compliance, an optimized capital structure, and zero surprises.
- A 5-star internal service rating from the leaders finance supports. WHAT YOU BRING
- 5+ years in the CFO seat (required)
- International, multi-site roll-up experience (preferred)
- Investment banking or private equity background (a plus)
- A track record building a finance function and team
- Command of accounting, tax, modeling, and leverage
- Credible with the CEO, a branch GM, and a service technicianWHO YOU ARE
- Quick with numbers and sound in judgment
- Business acumen down to the front line
- An owner who sets the bar and meets it
- At your best in a fast-growing, acquisitive company
- Lives our values: Autonomy, Embrace Change, Integrity, Openness, UrgencyCOMPENSATION AND EQUITY
- Cash: $400–500k, plus best-in-class benefits
- Equity: $5–10M projected 5-year value, in profits interest units (PIUs) at the parent company
- Vesting: Over 5 years, tied to the outcomes above. Accelerates on change of control.
- Liquidity: Through a minority sale of SSA
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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Two examples you can talk through
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A number in mind
What you're on now and what would make you move. We negotiate better when we know both.
Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
