Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Manufacturing Focus
confidentialHouston (TX)
Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Manufacturing Focus
Posted today
confidentialHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Director
About the role
Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Manufacturing FocusAbout the Company Flexible outsourced accounting firm providing cloud-based financial services for small businesses IndustryAccountingTypePrivately Held Founded2010Employees11-50 Specialtiesproperty managementreal estateconstructionnon-profitdata managementprofessional servicesmarketing & advertisingtransportation & logisticslegal servicesaccounting servicesaccountinghuman resourcespayrollcfo advisoryfinancial servicesand b2bAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking a Chief Financial Officer to serve as a strategic partner to manufacturing and production-based clients. The role includes managing client relationships and advising on financial planning, budgeting, forecasting, risk, mergers and acquisitions, and capital investment. The CFO will develop cost-accounting and pricing models, oversee inventory accounting and profitability analysis, and translate operational data into financial insights and performance measures. Responsibilities also include supporting ERP/MRP processes, managing lender relationships and capital decisions, leading client reviews, and mentoring accounting and finance teams. Candidates should have at least 10 years of progressive finance, accounting, or advisory experience, including five or more years in senior finance leadership within manufacturing or production. Required expertise includes manufacturing cost accounting, inventory valuation, variance analysis, GAAP, forecasting, and manufacturing ERP/MRP systems. Applicants should also bring experience advising mid-market businesses on financial planning, capital strategy, lending, operational efficiency, and complex matters such as acquisitions, restructuring, and risk mitigation. Strong communication, executive presence, integrity, and a commitment to mentoring and team development are essential. Hiring Manager TitleChief Executive Officer (CEO) Functions Finance
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