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Minimum of 5 years as a CFO (or equivalent, such as financial vice president/VP of finance) in privately held companies within the USA. As a Partner with B2B CFO® & B2B EXIT®, you'll tap into the potential of our well-recognized brand and esteemed reputation to create your own thriving consulting practice.
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Serve as a trusted advisor and hands on business partner to the President/CEO, GC Packaging as well as other company leadership, including close partnership with the CFO for Fanatics Collectibles.
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Reporting directly to the CFO, this role will be instrumental in aligning our financial goals with the organization's mission and long-term objectives. Bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting, or a related field required; Master’s degree and CPA preferred.
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Consistently demonstrates good organizational skills in the routine accumulation of statistical information and reports it to the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) in an accurate and timely manner.
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