Chief Financial Officer, Social Infrastructure
Job description
TGRC is excited to partner with one of the largest social infrastructure platforms in Taiwan, which focuses on senior-living, nursing, rehabilitation, and healthcare services with multiple facilities across the country.
The platform is backed by a Tier 1 infrastructure private equity fund and is the largest investor in social infrastructure, particularly senior living facilities, in Taiwan. The organization is scaling exponentially through new developments, healthcare initiatives, and selective acquisitions.
The CFO will lead all investment activities, including project financing and M&A, devising financial strategy, overseeing reporting, treasury, operations, finance, corporate governance and team leadership of at least 6 direct and indirect reports. The CFO is expected to collaborate with the CEO and the Board to make decisions regarding the company's financial strategy and operations.
Responsibilities
Financial Leadership
Drive financial planning, budgeting, forecasting, and long-term financial modeling.
Oversee group reporting, unit economics analysis, and multi-site consolidation.
Manage audit, tax, and regulatory compliance.
Strategic Finance
Lead capital raising efforts, lender negotiations, and refinancing strategies.
Evaluate M&A opportunities and participate in due diligence and integration.
Operational Finance
Implement financial systems upgrades, internal controls, and enterprise-wide financial processes.
Optimize working capital, cash management, and procurement governance.
Board & Executive Support
Advise the CEO and Board on P&L outlook, investment decisions, and risk areas.
Manage the finance team and support talent development.
Expectations
12–20 years in finance leadership roles within social infrastructure, particularly healthcare, hospitality, services, or multi-site environments is preferred.
Proficient in financial modelling, project financing, M&A, cash management & budgeting with a prior audit and/or accounting background.
Strong understanding of Taiwanese accounting, tax, and regulatory frameworks.
Fluency in English & Mandarin is required.