Shane Vitorino

Shane Vitorino has a diverse work experience in various organizations and roles. Shane began their career at PepsiCo as a Pricing Coordinator Analyst and later worked as a Trade Account Coordinator. Shane then joined Blue Cross Blue Shield of RI as an IT Financial Analyst, where they were responsible for developing monthly financial reports and assisting in budget preparation.

Afterwards, Vitorino worked at Southcoast Physicians Group, first as a Senior Business Analyst and later as Manager of Finance and Analytics. In these roles, they oversaw analytical processes, supervised financial close procedures, and delivered monthly reporting to senior management.

Vitorino then joined Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island as a Senior Manager of Budgeting and Financial Analysis. Shane successfully implemented Adaptive Insights software to streamline the budget process and performed day-to-day finance operations. Shane also reduced the time required for financial close through process redesign.

Before their current position, Vitorino served as the Chief Financial Officer at Gateway Terminal, where they were in charge of all financial functions, including payroll and financial planning. Shane organized financial statement review meetings, prepared financial reports and presentations, and developed borrowing and financial plans.

Currently, Vitorino is working as the Chief Accounting Officer (CAO) at Enstructure LLC. Shane provides financial expertise for a port terminal logistics company, overseeing accounting operations and implementing key indicator analysis and productivity reports.

Throughout their career, Vitorino has demonstrated their ability to manage financial operations, implement efficient processes, and provide valuable insights for decision-making.

Shane Vitorino completed a Certificate program in PC Networking and Computer Repair at Katharine Gibbs School from 2000 to 2001. Shane then pursued a Bachelor's degree in Finance at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, where they studied from 2001 to 2005.