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Steve Mullins
Experienced Chief Financial Officer
Steve Mullins is a seasoned Chief Financial Officer with a background in the tech industry and a passion for cryptocurrencies, NBA, free markets, and music.
He holds a Bachelor's degree from George Mason University and has a rich history of financial leadership roles in various organizations.
Steve Mullins has served as the CFO for multiple tech companies including EarthOptics, Redjack, Rebeluon Defense, Percipient.ai, and many others.
Additionally, he has experience as a Managing Director, Chairman of Advisory Board, and Board of Directors member in several organizations.
His professional journey includes roles in finance consulting, advisory boards, and financial leadership positions in sectors like education, technology, and government integrity.
Steve Mullins has a diverse background having worked in companies like UrbanStems, Full Measure Education Inc., Contactually, Framebridge, and Spree Commerce.
His extensive experience showcases his expertise in financial management, strategic planning, and operational excellence in demanding business environments.
Throughout his career, he has demonstrated a strong commitment to driving financial success and contributing to the growth of the organizations he has been a part of.
Steve Mullins' impressive track record and involvement in various industries highlight his adaptability, leadership skills, and financial acumen.
His interest in cryptocurrencies, sports, free markets, and music enrich his professional profile, making him a well-rounded and dynamic CFO.
Highlights
I've got a client looking for an Accounting/Finance Manager. Software company in the DC area. Looking for someone with 3-7 years experience. Will be working on Accounting and Finance issues, but also helping out on HR/Payroll tasks as well. If you know anyone, or want to recommend someone for this role, let me know. It's a remote job, preferred to have someone who can periodically be in the office working with the Executive Team. (Leave me alone recruiters!)
Need some advice - has anyone used a third party processor to send out a lot of wire transfers/ACH on behalf of the company? Like 1500 or 2000. I'm theoretically looking at if I had to do it through a normal bank, it would be really manual and pricey. Any guidance is appreciated.
