Vice President of Finance

About This Role

This Vice President of Finance role involves partnering with the Chief Financial Officer and senior leadership to develop and execute financial strategies. The position provides clear, timely, and actionable financial insight to operating company presidents and functional leaders, challenging assumptions and identifying financial risks and opportunities. It also supports enterprise strategic planning, acquisition evaluation, due diligence, and other significant business initiatives.

Responsibilities

• Partner with the Chief Financial Officer and senior leadership to develop and execute financial strategies that support the organization’s long-term objectives
• Provide clear, timely, and actionable financial insight to operating company presidents and functional leaders, including analysis of profitability, pricing, costs, working capital, capital investments, and business performance
• Challenge assumptions constructively, identify financial risks and opportunities, and recommend actions that improve operating and financial results
• Support enterprise strategic planning, acquisition evaluation, due diligence, integration planning, and other significant business initiatives
• Lead the annual budgeting, forecasting, long-range planning, and management reporting processes across the organization
• Oversee the development of financial models, scenario analyses, forecasts, dashboards, and key performance indicators used to evaluate changing economic conditions, business risks, and strategic alternatives
• Improve the quality, consistency, and timeliness of financial reporting across operating companies while maintaining appropriate accountability at the business-unit level
• Prepare and present financial analyses and recommendations to executive leadership and, as requested, the Board of Directors and its committees
• Provide leadership and oversight for consolidated financial reporting, accounting policies, internal controls, and the annual external audit
• Ensure financial practices and reporting comply with applicable accounting standards, laws, regulations, third party agreements, and company policies
• Oversee the continued development and documentation of financial policies, procedures, approval authorities, and control activities
• Coordinate with internal and external advisors on complex accounting, tax, benefit plan, risk management, and regulatory matters
• Oversee cash forecasting, liquidity, banking relationships and compliance, investment activities, and working-capital management in coordination with the Chief Financial Officer
• Provide oversight of federal, state, local, and Canadian tax planning and compliance, including coordination with external tax advisors
• Support enterprise risk management, insurance program strategy, and evaluation of appropriate risk-financing alternatives