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East 57th Street Partners is seeking a hands-on Chief Financial Officer for a portfolio company in the Dallas–Fort Worth area. You will oversee accounting and finance, drive planning and analysis, manage cash and debt, and provide strategic guidance to the CEO and private equity sponsor through growth initiatives.
The role emphasizes evaluating add-on acquisitions, leading post-closing integration, building scalable finance processes across multiple entities, and developing a high-performing
Private Equity–Backed Business | Approximately $175 Million in Revenue
Dallas–Fort Worth | Hybrid: Four Days in Office, One Day Remote
Travel: Approximately 15%
Compensation: Base Salary + Annual Bonus + Equity
E57 Partners is conducting this search on behalf of a middle-market private equity firm seeking a Chief Financial Officer for one of its portfolio companies, an approximately $175 million business based in the Dallas–Fort Worth area.
The company is seeking a hands-on finance leader with experience supporting growth through add-on acquisitions and integrating acquired businesses. This is an opportunity to partner closely with the CEO and private equity sponsor, strengthen the finance function, and help execute the company’s growth strategy.
The CFO will lead the company’s accounting and finance functions, with responsibility for financial reporting, planning and analysis, cash management, controls, and lender and board reporting.
The ideal candidate combines strategic judgment with strong execution. They should be comfortable evaluating acquisition opportunities, supporting diligence and transaction execution, and leading financial integration after close. Prior experience in a private equity–backed business pursuing an active add-on acquisition strategy is strongly preferred.
A hands‑on CFO who has helped a private equity–backed platform grow through acquisitions and understands what it takes to integrate businesses after close. The strongest candidates will bring both M&A experience and the ability to build a disciplined, scalable finance function while remaining close to the business.