Vice President, Corporate Finance

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS

The Vice President of Corporate Finance is a senior finance executive responsible for leading the company's Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A), treasury, and enterprise risk management functions within a publicly traded environment. This role reports to the CFO and partners closely with the executive leadership team to support financial strategy, capital markets readiness, liquidity management, and disciplined risk oversight.

The VP of Corporate Finance plays a critical role in ensuring high-quality forecasting, robust internal reporting, investor-grade financial analysis, effective capital allocation, and strong governance in support of earnings performance, long-term growth, and shareholder value creation.

OPPORTUNITIES YOU WILL HAVE IN THIS ROLE

Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A)

• Guide the organization's enterprise-wide budgeting, forecasting, and long-range planning processes aligned with public company reporting cycles to deliver financial plans aligned with business strategy and priorities.
• Deliver accurate, timely, and investor-grade financial analysis, KPIs, and management reporting to support earnings guidance and strategic decision-making. Turn complex data into clear insights that help leaders understand trends, risks, and opportunities.
• Drive operational delivery with business leaders by analyzing performance versus plan, identify drivers of variance, and develop plans to solve gaps.
• Oversee scenario planning, sensitivity analyses, and financial modeling related to earnings, capital allocation, and strategic initiatives.
• Support quarterly earnings processes, including internal forecast reviews, management presentations, and coordination with Investor Relations.
• Leadership and creation of internal reporting for business analysis, SEC reporting and investor analysis.

Treasury & Capital Markets

• Oversee global treasury operations, including cash and liquidity management, banking relationships, and payment strategies.
• Manage capital structure, including debt facilities, credit ratings, covenant compliance, and relationships with lenders and rating agencies.
• Support capital markets activities such as equity and debt offerings, share repurchases, and dividend programs to support long-term shareholder value creation and strategic growth opportunities.
• Lead working capital optimization and cash flow forecasting initiatives.
• Oversee foreign exchange, interest rate and commodity risk management and related hedging programs to protect financial performance from market volatility.

Risk Management

• Design, implement, and manage the company's global insurance programs, including property, casualty, general liability, workers' compensation, auto, professional liability, D&O, cyber, and other specialty coverages as applicable.
• Lead annual insurance renewals, including exposure analysis, program structuring, underwriting submissions, negotiations, and coverage placement.
• Manage relationships with insurance brokers, carriers, and third-party administrators to ensure optimal coverage terms and cost efficiency.
• Evaluate alternative risk financing strategies, including self-insurance, captives, and retentions, as appropriate.
• Oversee claims management strategy, including large or complex claims, reserve adequacy, and recovery optimization.

Leadership & Cross-Functional Collaboration

• Build, lead, and develop high-performing teams across FP&A, treasury, and risk management.
• Act as a strategic advisor to the CFO and executive leadership team on financial performance, capital allocation, and risk.
• Collaborate closely with Investor Relations, Accounting, Tax, Legal, and Strategy teams to ensure consistency in financial messaging and disclosures.
• Collaborate closely with business leaders to recognize business improvement opportunities, build strategy, and maximize results.
• Drive continuous improvement, automation, and scalability of financial processes and systems suitable for a public company.

QUALITY SYSTEM RESPONSIBILITIES

• Document product and therapy related field reports within the prescribed timelines and provide any necessary documents required to complete the investigation. Provide follow-up reporting as needed.
• Complete training requirements and competency confirmations as required for this position within the required timeline.
• Comply with applicable quality system procedures/policies and make suggestions for continuous process improvement.
• Ensure all direct reports maintain training records that comply with applicable quality system requirements.

WHAT YOU CAN BRING TO OUR GREAT TEAM

Educational Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field.

Required Experience:

• 15+ years of progressive finance experience, including leadership roles within a publicly traded company.
• Deep expertise in FP&A, treasury, capital structure, and financial risk management in a public company environment.
• Strong understanding of SEC reporting cadence, earnings processes, and investor-facing financial rigor.
• Proven experience partnering with executive leadership.
• Exceptional analytical, financial modeling, and communication skills.
• Proven track record of building teams and developing talent. Leads by example in creating a culture of teamwork, high performance, and collaboration with business partners.
• Demonstrated ability to lead teams and manage complexity in a highly regulated

Preferred Experience:

• MBA or CPA certifications

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