The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is the core senior management personnel in charge of financial management in an enterprise, mainly responsible for key financial work such as financial strategy, fund management, and risk control, providing important support for the financial health and strategic decision-making of the enterprise.

Main Job Respons:

- Formulate the financial strategy and planning of the enterprise, and plan the financing, investment, and allocation schemes in line with the business development goals.

- Respons for the overall financial management of the enterprise, including accounting, financial statement preparation, budget management, and cost control.

- Control the financial risks of the enterprise, assess the of investment projects, monitor cash flow and liabilities, and ensure financial compliance.

- Participate in major decisions of the enterprise (such as mergers and acquisitions, financing, strategic adjustments etc.), provide financial professional opinions, and support business development.

- Coordinate the relationship with external units such as financial institutions, tax authorities, and audit institutions.

Job Requirements:

- Typically, they need to have a solid foundation of financial knowledge, such as accounting, auditing, finance, tax law, etc., and most them have professional qualifications such as accountant, certified public accountant (CPA), etc.

- Possess rich financial management experience, be familiar with the business operation process, and strong strategic thinking and risk control capabilities.

- Excellent communication and coordination skills and leadership, able to coordinate the finance team and collaborate with other departments.

Professional Value

The CFO is not only the "manager" of the enterprise's finance but also the "advisor" of strategic decision-making. Through professional financial planning and control, it helps the enterprise achieve sustainable development and occupies a core position in enterprise management.