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Leads financial management for a manufacturing business unit, including accounting, reporting, FP&A, cost accounting, budgeting, forecasting, working capital, internal controls, pricing analysis, and capital planning. Partners with operations and executives to improve profitability and performance, supports board reporting, oversees IT and HR functions, and participates in SyteLine ERP implementation. Manages finance personnel and coordinates consolidated reporting with the Juarez manufacturing operation.
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Leads financial planning, forecasting, analysis, governance, and reporting for major capital projects, including new manufacturing facility construction. Manages CapEx spending, cash flow, budgets, variance analysis, CIP accounting, capitalization, reconciliations, and investment performance. Partners with Engineering, Procurement, Operations, Accounting, Tax, and project leadership to control costs, validate business cases, support stage-gate approvals, and guide capital allocation. Travel up to 20%.
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Position Summary
The Controller is a strategic partner to the CEO and executive team, responsible for overseeing the financial health and performance of a multi-entity organization, including a national restoration franchising brand, two operational franchise units, a land management company, and two emerging businesses. The Finance Director leads financial planning, reporting, risk management, and funding strategy to support growth and scalability across the portfolio.
Primary Duties and Responsibilities
- Provide strategic financial leadership across all six business entities.
- Lead budgeting, forecasting and financial modeling activities.
- Implement and maintain consolidated financial reporting and dashboards.
- Optimize cash flow, working capital, and treasury management across the portfolio of companies.
- Lead banking relationships, credit facilities, insurance and investment strategies
- Evaluate financial performances of franchisee and support sustainable growth of the franchising model.
- Oversee accounting operations, audits, and internal controls to ensure compliance and accuracy.
- Partner with operational leaders to drive profitability and efficiency through data and KPI’s
- Manage and develop finance team members to support business needs and succession planning.
- Support franchise expansion and new business development.
- Manage to GAAP principles and provide accounting views for Tax, Managerial and Investors.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in finance, Accounting or related field (MBA Preferred)
- CPA
- 7-10+ years of experience in a senior finance role; multi-entity or franchise experience preferred.
- Strong knowledge of GAAP, forecasting, budgeting, and financial modeling.
- Proven success in implementing scalable financial systems and controls
- Experience in working with private equity, investors, or lenders.
- Strong interpersonal and leadership skills with the ability to influence at all levels.
- Advanced Excel and accounting software proficiency (example: QuickBooks, NetSuite, Sage, etc.)
- Qvinci experience preferred – reporting consolidator of QuickBooks.
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