Glenn W. Hines is a seasoned financial executive with more than 25 years of experience leading domestic and international operations for private equity and family-owned businesses. He has a proven track record of driving revenue growth, EBITDA expansion, and operational excellence while providing strategic financial guidance at the executive level. His expertise spans multi-site global manufacturing, financial services, and high-growth companies undergoing transformational change.

He has extensive experience serving boards and advising C-level executives, providing actionable insights on corporate governance, risk management, capital structure, and strategic growth. He partners with CEOs and board members to enhance organizational performance, improve reporting and compliance, and implement systems and processes that support sustainable value creation.

As an advisor and interim CFO, he has led financial and operational transformations, supported mergers and acquisitions, and helped companies optimize working capital, streamline operations, and implement ERP and BI systems. He is known for building high-performing finance teams, strengthening board and investor relations, and aligning financial strategy with long-term business objectives.

Glenn’s approach to governance emphasizes transparency, accountability, and informed decision-making. He leverages his deep understanding of financial management, operational efficiency, and international business to provide boards with insights that improve strategic oversight and mitigate risk. His advisory services are designed to help companies navigate complex financial and operational challenges while positioning them for growth, profitability, and successful exits.

He is a Certified Management Accountant (CMA) with an MBA in Accounting from Southern New Hampshire University and a BS in Finance from Arizona State University. Glenn combines technical expertise, strategic vision, and a results-driven mindset to deliver exceptional value to boards, executive teams, and stakeholders.