Robert Dennen is a partner in TechCXO’s Finance and Accounting practice. He is called on by investors, Boards, and senior management teams to leverage his unique combination of financial, strategic and systems expertise as a fractional CFO.
Bob has served as a fractional CFO for more than 20 companies, primarily in SaaS, Consulting Services, Digital Media, and Business Services. During his distinguished career, Bob has also served as:
(Interim) CFO, SourceMedia (now Arizent) – SourceMedia, was an $80mm PE-owned, digital media company with advertising/lead generation, subscription and events revenue platforms. Bob’s efforts stabilized the company and allowed it to exceed its Revenue and EBITDA goals. He also successfully on-boarded a new CEO.
CFO, Fahrenheit 212 – Fahrenheit 212 is a global innovation strategy and design firm. Bob led growth in revenue of 300% and personnel of 250% and opened an international office in London. He aslo put in place many new processes and systems. The company’s clients included Coca-Cola, Marriott, and Samsung. F212 was acquired by Capgemini. Bob led the post-merger integration efforts.
His earlier roles included VP of Client Solutions at Navagate, Inc., a CRM software and services company focused on the financial industry, and Managing Director of Enhanced Capital Partners, a venture capital fund. He also held leadership roles with Barnes & Noble and Simon & Schuster. Bob began his career with Accenture.
He holds a BS in Economics, Accounting and Economics from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School.
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Personal Statement: My goal is to facilitate decisions and solutions that impact growth, profitability and my client company’s direction. I can implement scalable processes and systems that are measurable, sustainable, and consistent with company culture. I am told by clients that I am a steadying influence in times of change and uncertainty that accompany growth. Also, I believe I am an effective coach and mentor and have been commended by executives for “always having the backs of the company and the employees.”