Teodor Dornea

Lead financial strategy and operations for a tribally designated housing entity with $18–$20M in annual revenue, overseeing five direct reports and providing financial reporting to the Board. Generated approximately $1M in recurring annual savings, protected $2.4M in grant funding, and secured over $5M in new grants.

Led accounts payable and receivable teams and districtwide purchasing-card, fixed-asset, cash-control and school activity accounting for 30 schools. Reduced purchasing-card review time by over 30% and implemented the district's first AP EFT capability.

Managed revenue accounting for a member-owned electric utility with approximately $300M in annual revenue and 65,000 members. Automated revenue reporting and controls, and led emergency FERC Form 1 preparation.

Led finance and reported monthly to the finance committee and Board. Cut a projected $120,000 operating loss by more than half in year one and raised receivables from 65% to 95%.

Performed auditing duties for the State of Alaska.

Performed internal auditing duties for the University of Alaska.

Completed a ten-month consulting engagement in LIHTC and housing accounting. Diagnosed Kanso setup errors and helped revive a dormant insurance claim with potential recovery above $200,000.

Served as interim CFO and provided a year of transition support. Caught up eight months of overdue bank reconciliations and identified at least two grant opportunities.

Executive education in Leadership and Management from Wharton.

Executive education in Negotiation Mastery from Harvard Business School.

Executive education in Business Economics from Cornell.

Executive education in Healthcare Management from Yale.

Completed the three-year ALASBO New Business Manager Institute program.

MBA in General Business Management from the University of Alaska Fairbanks, completed in 2009.

BBA in Accounting from the University of Alaska Fairbanks, completed in 2008.

Executive education in Business Analytics with Excel from Johns Hopkins.