Nicolas Ivaszkow

Nicolas Ivaszkow has over 20 years of experience in finance and accounting roles. Nicolas currently works as a CFO for Widow Games, a blockchain gaming development company. In this role, they are responsible for overall finance activities, FP&A, and dealing with banking and cryptocurrency entities.

Previously, Nicolas worked as the CFO for Argentina & Peru at STARTEK, overseeing the finance, administration, legal, and purchasing departments. Nicolas was also a member of the board of Directors for the LATAM area and played a key role in designing and pursuing KPIs.

Before that, Nicolas was the Regional Financial Manager LATAM at Jones Lang Lasalle, where they were accountable for annual budgets, regional cash flow, and financial leverage. Nicolas was part of the Executive Committee for Latin America and reported to the US headquarters in Chicago.

Nicolas also held positions such as FP&A Manager at Redfarm Inc., Country Controller at Open English, and Group Financial Controller at Lennox Hotels, where they focused on improving operating margins and profitability. Nicolas started their career as a Senior External Auditor at PricewaterhouseCoopers, leading audits in SEC clients.

Throughout their career, Nicolas has shown strong financial acumen and leadership skills, consistently delivering results and driving business growth.

Nicolas Ivaszkow has a diverse education history in the fields of Business Administration and Accounting. Nicolas began their academic journey at San Pedro Nolasco High School from 1991 to 1995, where they obtained their high school degree with a focus on Accounting. Following this, Nicolas attended Universidad de Belgrano from 1996 to 2000 and earned a degree in CPA, specializing in Accounting. Later, they returned to Universidad de Belgrano from 2002 to 2003 and successfully completed their Bachelor's degree in Business Administration. In addition to their formal education, Nicolas also obtained a certification in the First Certificate Exam & Course of Advanced English from Cambridge English Language in December 2002.