Chief Financial Officer

As a key member of the company’s Executive Team, the Chief Financial Officer helps steer the company’s strategy and operations. The CFO is a trusted and skilled counsel to the CEO and President in matters related to the development of the business and the organization. The CFO’s business judgment, analysis, and department resources are crucial to the short term and long-term success of the enterprise. Key contributions include analysis, projections, insights, creative solutions, and external resources for making decisions and resolving issues. The CFO reports directly to the President and dotted line report to the Corporate Services CFO.

Reporting to the CFO are administrative departments: Finance, Accounting, Credit, Inventory Control, and Purchasing.

Responsibilities:

Financial management to run the business for optimum performance.

Accounting and financial controls to protect the company and shareholders.

Cost control management to help maximize operating results.

Forecasting to allow the best possible decision making.

Risk and liability services to protect the company and shareholders.

Shareholder services and support of all Board of Directors matters as required.

Credit services to preserve customer relationships and increase profit at acceptable risk.

Services in areas such as strategic planning, legal, and acquisitions.

Supports Corporate Services CFO (dotted line report) on an as needed basis with regards to financial reporting and analysis.