<p>We have partnered with a global manufacturer on their search for a CFO with strong GAAP knowledge. This CFO will oversee the financial activities and strategy of the organization with specific duties and responsibilities such as: developing and implementing financial strategies, plans, and policies, prepare financial statements, monitor internal controls, coordinate the annual audit process, review grant budgets, assist with risk management, monitor cash flow, and participate in key decisions pertaining to strategic initiatives, operating model and operational execution within the company. As the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) you will develop tools and systems to provide critical financial and operational information to make actionable recommendations on both strategy and operations.</p><p> </p><p>How you will make an impact</p><p>· Assist in establishing yearly objectives and meeting agendas</p><p>· Oversee long-term budgetary planning/cost management</p><p>· Serve as member of executive leadership team</p><p>· Manage the audit preparation process</p><p>· Maintain and prepare monthly financial reporting</p><p>· Participate in communication with lenders/banks</p><p>· Handle property and liability insurances </p><p>· Monitor cash flow and advise management on findings</p><p>· Establish training/coaching for finance department</p><p>· Assist in development of financial planning</p>
<p>A privately held consumer products manufacturer/distributor is seeking a hands-on Chief Financial Officer (CFO) to lead its accounting and finance function. The CFO will oversee financial reporting, close, budgeting, forecasting, cash flow, banking relationships, audit support, and financial planning.The ideal CFO will come from a product-based business such as manufacturing, consumer products, distribution, CPG, or a similar inventory-driven environment.This is a practical CFO role for someone who can operate strategically while staying close to the details, improve reporting discipline, and bring structure to a lean finance team.Experience with inventory, costing, gross margins, working capital, lender reporting, and cash forecasting will be important.The CFO will work closely with the CEO and ownership group and serve as a key financial advisor to the business.</p>