John Canter

John Canter has a diverse range of work experience in various roles and industries. John started their career as a Writer and Contributor for the Entrepreneur and Small Business Section of The Wall Street Journal. From there, they ventured into entrepreneurship and became the CEO and Small Business Owner of Something to Do, a multi-store retail operation. After successfully selling the business, they went on to work as a Director of FP&A at Ratner Companies, overseeing financial planning and analysis for the largest family-owned chain of hair salons in the US.

John then transitioned to a role as a Business Unit CFO at Intersections Inc., a leading provider of consumer identity risk management solutions. John held responsibilities for finance, FP&A, and investor relations. Following this, they joined Fannie Mae as an Operations & Financial Oversight Consultant, where they built out risk and governance infrastructure for a large-scale project.

John later joined Sage (now Paya.com) as a Director of Business Operations, leading strategic planning, budgeting, forecasting, and FP&A for the EFT Division. John then moved on to AVL Growth Partners, where they served as a Principal and Managing CFO, specializing in providing financial guidance to high-growth companies.

Most recently, John has taken on the role of CFO at Lovingly, an ecommerce company in the gifting industry that focuses on innovating personal connections. Throughout their career, John has demonstrated expertise in financial leadership, strategic planning, operational efficiency, and driving growth.

John Canter attended Wheeling University, where they completed a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree. Additionally, they studied Business Administration (BA) as their field of focus. However, no specific information is mentioned regarding the duration of their education or any previous educational experiences.