VP, EPM & Corporate Applications

Bachelor’s degree in Accounting with a Masters in Finance Technology or related field like CPA.

Minimum of 15 years’ progressive experience in IT-Finance management, business partnering, or being part of the FP&A and/or Controllership functions.

Strong know-how of administering other corporate applications including HCM, T&E, CapEx and OpEx approval workflows, Invoice approvals, etc.

Domain Expertise: EPM.

Leadership: Proven ability to lead in a complex, global, matrixed environment.

A hands-on doer capable of working in a fast paced entrepreneurial culture.

The Vice President, IT Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) & Corporate Applications serves as the primary strategic technology partner and advisor for the Controller and FP&A functions within finance and accounting. While the position provides expertise in financial systems and processes, other corporate systems and technology administration and management including HR, T&E, workflow management for governance and compliance, and other critical areas will also fall under this positions scope and responsibilities.  Reporting directly to the CIO, this role shapes, enables, and delivers the technology agenda to transform enterprise processes, leveraging automation, AI/GenAI, analytics, and modern, user-centric platforms to drive business value and efficiency.

Strategic Planning & Partnership:

Act as the trusted advisor to C-suite and senior leaders of enterprise functions. Co-own the development and execution of a 3–5 year digital roadmap aligned with overall enterprise goals and priorities.

Develop the IT-Finance and EPM roadmap along with the office of the CFO and CIO with a focus on accuracy and timely closing of books, on consistency of financial reporting lead by insights, and enabling automation for overall productivity in the finance and accounting functions.

Digital Transformation:

Lead the modernization of core enterprise platforms. Drive adoption of AI/GenAI and automation to improve speed, accuracy, and decision-making across business processes.