Cameron Myers serves as the Global Head of Finance for Secretariat and is based out of the firm’s executive headquarters in Atlanta. He is responsible for leading Secretariat’s global finance operations, including accounting, internal and external financial reporting, treasury, financial systems, accounts receivable and payable, and taxes.
Cameron Myers began his career in public accounting with Grant Thornton, leading external audits of public and private companies across a range of industries, including retail, pharmaceuticals, technology, and not-for-profits. Subsequently, he oversaw the external financial reporting and technical accounting for a $2b+ manufacturing company.
Mr. Myers has wide-ranging experience in business combinations and purchase accounting, financial system/ERP implementations and transitions, and technical accounting and internal controls frameworks. Additionally, he has substantial experience working with private equity-backed companies, both as an auditor and internal employee.
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