“I have worked with Pat at two companies, and would love to again. He's a highly effective leader - clear, focused, high energy with great skill in finance, accounting and operations in particular. Pat's integrity and genuine interest in people, along with his sincere commitment to them and their success, allows him to connect and encourage them to be the best they can be. ”
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My focus is building high performance teams to drive business success, whether an early…
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Out with the old. Our team had the dryers out before some start their day. Now the room is cleared, the next load is on the way, and we’re getting…
Out with the old. Our team had the dryers out before some start their day. Now the room is cleared, the next load is on the way, and we’re getting…
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Not a bad office view for a Friday afternoon. Spent some time on-site today preparing for next week’s equipment installation. The best projects…
Not a bad office view for a Friday afternoon. Spent some time on-site today preparing for next week’s equipment installation. The best projects…
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Thomas Funke has been appointed CFO at maincubes SECURE DATACENTERS, stepping into a key leadership role as the company accelerates its growth across…
Thomas Funke has been appointed CFO at maincubes SECURE DATACENTERS, stepping into a key leadership role as the company accelerates its growth across…
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Certified Public Accountant
Washington State Board of Accountancy
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Certified Public Accountant
Colorado State Board of Accountancy
Issued ExpiresCredential ID 0033962
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Virgin Media Acquisition Financial Reporting Integration
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Financial Analysis Officer of the Year
Office of the Secretary of the United States Air Force
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All good things come to an end… Today marks my last day at ERR European Rail Rent GmbH. I leave with a heavy heart and deep gratitude for an…
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Week one, done! I’ve had a great first week with Wyre at their brand new offices. What a great vibe, and more importantly, what a great set of…
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