Financial Director (CFO) - (GJD143)

Financial Director (CFO) - (GJD143)

We are looking for our new Director Financiero Global!

I. Position Overview
Job Title: Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
Reports to: CEO / CSO
Location: Corporate Office of the Holding (Cartagena)
Supervises: Finance, Accounting, Treasury, Financial Planning, and Administrative Management Managers.

II. Purpose of the Position
The CFO will be responsible for leading the financial strategy of the holding, ensuring profitability, sustainability, and compliance with tax and accounting regulations across all business units in different countries. They will oversee financial planning, risk management, treasury, and investor relations, ensuring the efficient use of resources.

III. Duties and Responsibilities

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Financial Planning and Strategy
Define and oversee the financial strategy of the holding and its subsidiaries.
Develop financial growth and business expansion plans.
Design financial models to evaluate new investments, mergers, and acquisitions.
Establish policies for cost control and operational cost optimization.

2. Treasury and Liquidity Management
Ensure the availability of funds for the operations of the different business units.
Supervise cash management and cash flow projections.
Define financing strategies and negotiate with banks and financial institutions.
Monitor exchange rate risks and hedging strategies in international markets.

3. Budget Control and Financial Reporting
Oversee the preparation and execution of the holding’s annual budget.
Analyze consolidated financial reports of business units.
Ensure accuracy and transparency in accounting and financial statements.
Present periodic financial reports to the Board of Directors and shareholders.

4. Regulatory and Tax Compliance
Ensure compliance with international accounting standards (IFRS/GAAP).




Coordinate the tax optimization strategy and tax management in each jurisdiction where the holding operates.
Define strategies to minimize tax risks and avoid double taxation on transactions between subsidiaries in different jurisdictions.
Coordinate internal and external audits.
Implement financial compliance policies and fraud prevention measures.
Knowledge of IRS (Internal Revenue Service) regulations and transfer pricing implementation among companies.

5. Investor and Stakeholder Relations
Manage communication with shareholders, investors, and regulatory bodies.
Present financial plans and investment opportunities.
Define capitalization and return on investment strategies.

6. Risk and Insurance Management
Implement strategies to mitigate financial and operational risks.




Oversee the procurement of insurance for assets, operations, and employees.
Analyze the financial viability of new projects or cruise routes.

IV. Position Requirements

1. Academic Background:
Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Economics, Accounting, or Business Administration.
MBA or Master’s degree in Corporate Finance (preferred).
CPA, CFA, or similar certifications (desirable).

2. Experience:
Minimum of 10 years of experience in financial leadership roles within U.S. companies under USGAAP.
Experience in holdings or multinational companies in the tourism, cruise, or service sectors.
Expertise in financial planning, treasury, international taxation, and mergers/acquisitions.
Strong knowledge of U.S. tax regulations.

3. Specific Knowledge:
Accounting and Regulatory Compliance
Understanding of U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)



and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).
Proficiency in U.S. tax codes, corporate taxes (Federal Income Tax, Sales Tax, Excise Tax, Payroll Tax), and reporting to entities such as the IRS (Internal Revenue Service).
Preparation of financial reports, audits, and reports to the board of directors and investors.
Coordination with auditing firms for financial compliance.
Technology and Digital Transformation
Experience with tools like NetSuite and SAP for financial and accounting management.
Implementation of digital tools to optimize accounting and reduce manual errors.

4. Team Management and Leadership
Ability to lead accounting, treasury, and internal audit teams.
Effective communication with stakeholders, banks, and investors.

5. Cost and Profitability Analysis




Identification and control of operational costs.
Definition of pricing strategies based on seasons, competition, and demand.
Optimization of administrative, personnel, and marketing expenses.

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