Robert Van Malderghem

Robert Van Malderghem has a strong background in finance and leadership roles. Currently, they serve as the Chief Financial Officer at Boost Oxygen, where they lead finance and HR operations. Robert successfully implemented the Netsuite ERP system, created financial reporting packages, and implemented budget processes. Additionally, they collaborated with sales and external accounting firms to improve inventory management and tax planning.

Prior to this, Robert worked at Binary Tree as the Director of Financial Planning and Analysis. Robert played a crucial role in reducing the accounting close time, enhancing management reporting, and exploring refinancing options. Robert also supported the company's sale to Quest Software and successfully completed the annual audit. As a Financial Consultant at Binary Tree, they provided expertise in capital raising, financial operations, and systems improvement.

Robert's extensive work experience also includes various leadership roles at Gartner. As Vice President of Corporate Financial Planning & Analysis, they provided strategic guidance and consolidated financial results for the CEO and CFO. Robert led the implementation of financial budgeting software and managed external consultants. Additionally, they served as a Managing Vice President for Research, Events, and Research Board Financial Planning and Analysis, where they improved budgeting processes, identified risks and opportunities, and enhanced reporting packages.

Earlier in their career, Robert worked as a Staff Accountant at Gartner where they gained experience in general accounting. Overall, Robert Van Malderghem has a diverse range of experiences in finance, leadership, and strategic planning.

Robert Van Malderghem earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from Siena College, where they attended from 1992 to 1996. Robert later pursued their Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree with a focus on Finance, Strategy, and Management at Columbia Business School, where they studied from 2008 to 2009.