Chief Financial Officer
$140,000 - $175,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Director
SALARY
$140,000 - $175,000 per year
About the role
- Own treasury and cash flow management, including weekly cash forecasting, disbursement planning, and working capital strategy
- Manage and strengthen banking and lender relationships, including the company's line of credit
- Lead cost/benefit analyses and provide clear recommendations on major strategic and facility decisions
- Oversee all accounting operations, financial reporting, budgeting, and the month-end and year-end close
- Improve inventory management and purchasing discipline, working with operations and purchasing to reduce excess stock and tie purchasing to demand
- Negotiate supplier terms and contracts, and build supplier scorecards and vendor performance metrics
- Develop SOPs, KPIs, and management reporting where none currently exist
- Maximize the use of the company's ERP system (Acumatica) to drive efficiency, visibility, and better data
- Oversee payroll, benefits administration, insurance, and IT coordination
- Work closely with outside legal and CPA advisors on tax, compliance, and entity matters
- Lead and develop a very small accounting team
- Bachelor's degree in Accounting or Finance
- Proven experience as Finance Leader or a Controller who is looking to take the next step in their career
- Demonstrated strength in treasury and cash management
- Experience in retail, distribution, or inventory-heavy businesses strongly preferred
- Working knowledge of inventory valuation, purchasing processes, and vendor negotiations
- Experience with a modern ERPComfort building process and metrics in an environment that is ready for them
- Strong communicator who can partner with family ownership and external bankers and advisors
- Hands-on, pragmatic, and able to balance strategic planning with day-to-day execution
- Salary of $140,000 – $175,000, based on experience
- Full benefits package
- A senior leadership seat with direct impact on the company's direction
- Full-time onsite role
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