Chief Financial Officer

Designation: Chief Finance Officer Summary: 1. Financial Planning and Analysis: The CFO is responsible for developing and implementing financial strategies to drive growth and profitability. This includes analyzing financial data, forecasting revenue and expenses, and providing recommendations to improve financial performance. 2. Budgeting and Cost Control: The CFO oversees the budgeting process, ensuring that resources are allocated efficiently and cost-effectively. They monitor expenses, identify areas for cost reduction, and implement measures to control spending. 3. Financial Reporting and Compliance: The CFO prepares and presents accurate and timely financial reports to the executive team and stakeholders. They ensure compliance with accounting standards and regulations, and manage relationships with auditors, tax authorities, and financial institutions. 5. Risk Management: The CFO identifies and manages financial risks, such as currency fluctuations, interest rate exposure, and credit risk. They develop risk mitigation strategies, establish appropriate internal controls, and implement financial risk management policies. 6. Strategic Planning and Decision-making: The CFO collaborates with the executive team to develop and execute the company's strategic plans. They provide financial insights and analysis to support decision-making, evaluate investment opportunities, and assess the financial impact of business initiatives. Qualifications: - Chartered Accountant qualification required - Proven experience as a CFO or in a senior financial management role, preferably in the publication industry or related sectors. - Strong knowledge of accounting principles, financial analysis, and reporting standards. - Extensive experience in financial planning, budgeting, and forecasting. - Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills. - Strong leadership and communication abilities to collaborate with cross-functional teams. - Knowledge of industry-specific regulations and co,