WordNet
n. an officer charged with receiving and disbursing funds [syn: treasurer]
Usage examples of "financial officer".
She had asked the company secretary and the group's chief financial officer to prepare a contingency plan which would involve suspending the company's shares and filing for voluntary liquidation.
Judy Liebert, formerly Chief Financial Officer for the Christian Coalition, told me she was present when Coalition President Reed personally destroyed documents subpoenaed by the government.
At the time of her selection she was chief financial officer at Legg Mason Wood Walker, in Baltimore.
In twenty years, she's been the chief financial officer of twelve different small high-tech companies.
Our understanding is that Willard will be relocating to Grayson to serve full-time as Sky Domes' chief financial officer and manager.
Our understanding is that Willard will be relocating to Grayson to serve full-time as Sky Domes chief financial officer and manager.
And for Chief Financial Officer and the next CEO, he had the managerial polish of a warthog.
My agent on Manticore will be our chief financial officer, and I'll have him cut a check immediately for a few million austins for start-up costs.