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Who was an influential boss for you and what lessons did they teach you about management and leadership?įirst of all, let me just say that I've been very lucky that in every position I have held, I have had a supervisor or a boss or some type of a mentor that the universe aligned me with so that I was able to learn something new and grow as a person and as a professional. Hence not surprisingly I ended up in Silicon Valley, the birth place of many innovative companies such as SugarSync and emerging technologies such as cloud.Ģ.

I always gravitated to companies where I could not only be financially and professionally successful, but where I felt that I 'added value' to the world at large. And it is true now at SugarSync where we help people access their data anywhere, anytime and from any device. It was true when I was CFO for Signatures Network and we begin online music fanclubs in order to help connect music fans to their idols and help them get their hands on the good concert tickets - not the scalpers. That was true when I was the VP of Finance for AT&T Local South, and we took on local telephone companies in order to spur competition and lower prices. To me anything that makes life easier hopefully translates to making the world better. That really helped me to jump-start my career.Īs far as what lead me to the job today: I have always been interested in companies in the emerging technology markets. As a result I graduated from DePaul in 1992 with three years of accounting and finance experience on my resume. However, between my experiences at school and my job, I gauged very quickly that accounting and finance was the right field for me, and I was also able to get valuable real-life experience in those fields while going to school. In reality, the reason was because I needed to partially finance my own education.

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I wish I could say that the reason I worked and went to school full time was simply that I was smart enough to handle both.

I started as an Accounts Payable clerk and eventually ended working for their internal audit department. I worked for CARC full time while attending DePaul University full time. CARC provides home, educational and work facilities for mentally disabled citizens in the Chicago area. I started my first accounting and finance job at CARC in 1988. Where did you start in finance and what experiences led you to the job you have today?

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CFO's areas of responsibility: finance and administrationĪbout the company: SugarSync provides a free cloud-based service that lets users access, sync and share documents, photos, music and movies across all of their computers and mobile devices.ġ.