financial officer

He must present himself as a well-informed CEO rather than a managerial Chief Financial Officer.

If they see Romney, the chief executive officer, having essentially hired a chief financial officer, that may give them qualms.

The company reeled as it lost top executives, including its chief financial officer.

Within a few months, Russell landed a job as the chief financial officer of a health-services company.

This source added that other senior executives, like chief financial officer James Keegan, make $500,000 or more.

This official was to act as a legal and financial officer who was to report directly to the crown.

As financial officer, Cato complained of the luxury and extravagance which Scipio allowed not only to himself but to his army.

The financial officer of the railroad is, of course, the treasurer.

With him, but subordinate to him, was associated an administrative financial officer called the Diwn, or Chancellor.

The chamberlain was a financial officer of the household; his work was rather that of auditor or accountant.