Lisa provides top-tier financial reporting, maintains fiscal responsibility, and contributes positively to the organization's bottom line.
Lisa has a decorated career in accounting and finance, currently serving as the Chief Financial Officer for Gibbs. She stepped into this role after demonstrating exceptional skill and commitment as Project Accountant, Senior Accountant, and Controller within the same organization.
Having joined Gibbs in 2009, Lisa brought a unique blend of financial acumen, dedication, and industry insight to her various roles within the company. As the CFO, Lisa manages an extensive portfolio of responsibilities encompassing financial planning and reporting, budgeting and forecasting, insurance and bonding, Human Resources, and IT.
At the core of her approach to finance is a solid commitment to deliver timely, accurate, and insightful financial reporting. She has devoted her career to upholding these standards and, as a result, has emerged as a vital resource for both internal and external stakeholders.
Beyond her functional expertise, Lisa's work is distinguished by her depth of experience in construction accounting. With over fourteen years in the field and credentials as a Certified Construction Industry Financial Professional (CCIFP), she has cultivated specialized knowledge and hands-on skills. Lisa is also a dedicated member of the Construction Financial Management Association (CFMA), serving on the local chapter board of directors as Treasurer and serving on multiple national committees.
Before relocating to New Orleans and subsequent engagement with Gibbs, Lisa contributed to the financial accounting department at Guarantee Trust Life Insurance Company in the Greater Chicagoland area for four years. During this time, she laid a solid foundation for her accounting career.
Through her practical experiences and unrelenting pursuit of financial proficiency, Lisa has proven to be an asset to Gibbs and the economic profession. As a CFO, her goal remains to provide top-tier financial reporting, maintain fiscal responsibility, and contribute positively to the organization's bottom line.