Business Performance Improvement - M&A Integration & Separation (Director)

Riveron; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 156,000 - 256,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k) with company match

Paid time off

Job summary

Riveron seeks a Director in its M&A advisory practice to lead complex merger and divestiture engagements, guiding clients to maximize value across finance, operations, technology, and governance. You will serve as a trusted advisor to executive stakeholders, driving cross-functional integration and separation initiatives throughout the transaction lifecycle.

This role blends strategic counsel with hands-on execution, requiring the ability to navigate ambiguity, lead multidisciplinary teams, and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Supply Chain, Engineering, Business Administration or related discipline.
• 10+ years of experience in management consulting, transaction advisory, corporate development, FP&A, finance transformation, value creation, and/or operational excellence.

Responsibilities

• Lead end-to-end delivery of M&A integration, separation, carve-out, and stand-up engagements for private equity and corporate clients.
• Advise executive leadership on operating models, organizational design, and go-forward business process and technology optimization.
• Direct multiple workstreams across finance, HR, IT, operations, supply chain, legal, and sales to align with transaction objectives.

Skills

Analytical skills

Communication

Presentation skills

Executive facilitation

Leadership

Stakeholder management

Education

Bachelor's degree in Finance/Accounting/Economics/Engineering/BA/related

Professional certifications (PMP, CPA, CFA, Lean Six Sigma)

Job description

As a Director within our M&A advisory practice, you will lead complex merger, acquisition, divestiture, and transformation engagements that help clients maximize deal value and achieve successful business outcomes. You will serve as a trusted advisor to executive stakeholders, overseeing cross-functional integration and separation initiatives spanning finance, operations, technology, human resources, supply chain, commercial, and other defined functional areas.

This role combines strategic advisory with hands‑on execution, requiring the ability to navigate ambiguity, solve complex business challenges, and lead multidisciplinary teams through every phase of the transaction lifecycle—from pre‑close planning and Day 1 readiness to operating model implementation and post‑close value realization.

Who You Are

• Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Supply Chain, Engineering, Business Administration, or a related discipline.
• 10+ years of experience in management consulting, transaction advisory, corporate development, FP&A, finance transformation, value creation, and / or operational excellence.
• Demonstrated experience leading M&A integration, separation, carve‑out, divestiture, or post‑merger transformation programs.
• Strong understanding of transaction lifecycle activities, including diligence support, integration planning, Day 1 execution, operating model design, TSA management, synergy realization, and post‑close optimization.
• Experience leading cross-functional teams across finance, HR, IT, operations, procurement, supply chain, commercial, legal, and product organizations.
• Knowledge of organizational change management, communication planning, governance structures, process mapping, and stakeholder engagement.
• Strong financial acumen with experience analyzing business performance, financial models, operational metrics, and value creation opportunities.
• Experience improving core business processes, including procure‑to‑pay, order‑to‑cash, record‑to‑report, supply chain planning, and working capital optimization.
• Proven ability to manage multiple projects, executive stakeholders, and competing priorities in fast‑paced transaction environments.
• Excellent analytical, problem‑solving, communication, presentation, and executive facilitation skills.
• Experience advising private equity clients and / or Fortune 1000 organizations.
• Background in finance transformation, operational excellence, supply chain optimization, or digital transformation.
• PMP, CPA, CFA, Lean Six Sigma, or other relevant professional certifications are a plus.

What You’ll Do

• Lead end-to-end delivery of M&A integration, separation, carve‑out, and stand‑up engagements for private equity, private equity‑backed, and / or corporate clients.
• Advise executive leadership on strategic decisions related to current and target operating models, organizational design, functional integration and / or separation, and go‑forward business process and technology optimization.
• Direct multiple workstreams across finance, HR, IT, operations, supply chain, legal, sales, commercial, and other functions to ensure alignment with transaction objectives and critical milestones.
• Develop and oversee integration and separation strategies, including pre‑close planning, Day 1 readiness, TSA planning, and synergy identification, validation, tracking, and value capture.
• Analyze financial, operational, and organizational data to identify risks, opportunities, and actionable recommendations that improve performance and accelerate value creation.
• Identify business process and technology opportunities across procure‑to‑pay, order‑to‑cash, record‑to‑report, supply chain, finance, and shared services functions with potential impact to M&A scenarios.
• Facilitate executive steering committees, governance meetings, and cross‑functional workshops to drive alignment, resolve issues, and enable timely decision‑making.
• Oversee development of high‑quality client deliverables, including executive presentations, financial analyses, operating models, implementation roadmaps, and status reporting.
• Manage project scope, timelines, budgets, staffing, and risk while ensuring consistent, high‑quality client delivery across multiple concurrent engagements.
• Build trusted client relationships, identify opportunities for additional services, and contribute to business development efforts.
• Mentor, coach, and develop consultants and managers while fostering a collaborative, high‑performing team culture.
• Support practice growth through recruiting, training, thought leadership, methodology development, and knowledge sharing.

About Riveron

At Riveron, we partner with clients—from global multinationals to high‑growth private entities—to solve complex finance challenges, guided by our DELTA values: Drive, Excellence, Leadership, Teamwork, and Accountability. Our entrepreneurial culture thrives on collaboration, diverse perspectives, and delivering exceptional outcomes. We are committed to fostering growth, both for our clients and our people, through mentorship, integrity, and a client‑centric approach. This inclusive environment offers flexibility, progressive benefits, and meaningful opportunities for impactful work that supports well‑being in and out of the office.

Riveron Consulting is an Equal Opportunity Employer and believes that we are stronger together through our diversity. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or any other characteristic protected by law.

Full time roles are eligible for a full range of benefits including medical, dental, and vision insurance, 401(k) with company match, and PTO. A complete description of all available benefits can be found at Riveron's Benefits page at https://riveron.com/riveron-life/. Contract roles are not eligible for benefits.

Compensation Range: $156K - $256K