Frank Amesquita is a seasoned financial professional with over 20 years of diverse experience, currently serving as a Fractional CFO at Third Road Management. In this role, Frank leverages his extensive expertise in strategic financial planning, business analysis, and operational efficiency to empower growth-oriented organizations....
Frank Amesquita is a seasoned financial professional with over 20 years of diverse experience, currently serving as a Fractional CFO at Third Road Management. In this role, Frank leverages his extensive expertise in strategic financial planning, business analysis, and operational efficiency to empower growth-oriented organizations. His approach is rooted in a deep understanding of financial planning, analysis, and reporting (FP&A), which enables him to develop balanced and actionable strategies that drive bottom-line results.
At Third Road Management, Frank operates as a vital financial business partner, particularly collaborating with the Marketing team to deliver insightful analyses that inform decision-making processes. His ability to translate complex financial data into clear, actionable insights has been instrumental in guiding clients through critical phases of growth and transformation. Frank’s key projects often involve strategic planning initiatives that align financial objectives with overarching business goals, ensuring that organizations are not only prepared for current challenges but also positioned for future success.
His expertise extends to mergers and acquisitions, where he plays a crucial role in evaluating potential opportunities and integrating financial systems post-acquisition. Additionally, Frank is adept at implementing robust internal controls and risk management strategies that enhance financial integrity and operational performance. With a strong focus on P&L management and business process improvement, Frank Amesquita is dedicated to helping clients navigate the complexities of financial landscapes, ultimately steering them toward their preferred future.
