Craig Levy 🟦 is a Chief Financial Officer at Davalor Mold Company LLC. He possess expertise in strategy, forecasting, leadership, management, cross functional team leadership and 33 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "As part of the investor group in challenging PE company situation, Craig was hired at the beginning of the Pandemic as CFO to build/develop the finance group and improve financial reporting processes that were inadequate for the institutional shareholders and senior management. In the two years Craig was CFO prior to the sale of the company he was directly instrumental in implementing strong financial controls, reporting, KPI's and helping to engineer a restructuring of the business to reduce an excessive overhead structure. He was also very helpful in improving and supporting the lender and investor relationships with the company, led the sell side diligence effort with both the Investment Banker hired to sell the company as well as numerous potential buyers. During a chaotic and challenging operating and exit time frame, at all times Craig was level headed and did a terrific job of keeping all constituents in the transaction focused on the ultimate end objectives which ultimately successful. Our firm would engage Craig without hesitation in future opportunities with our portfolio companies. He is a complete pleasure to work with, extremely hard working, and with the highest of character and integrity." and "Craig was terrific at Fluence Automation and a joy to work with. I would hire him for my future businesses, especially for situations that require a balance of financial process improvement and business leadership. Craig joined us at a difficult time in our financial organization following a challenging corporate carveout and business restart. He improved the business by rapidly implementing improved financial controls and engineering the company's reorganization to eliminate waste. Craig managed complicated investor and lender relationships during our sale process and led sell-side due diligence with multiple buyers. Yet, he remained calm under pressure while navigating a complex transaction."