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Mariellie Mundy

Mariellie Mundy

Mariellie has spent the majority of her professional experience leveraging her financial knowledge as a foundation to lead transformational organizational development with sound strategic alignment and execution.

 

Mariellie has 20+ years’ experience analyzing and reporting data to stakeholders and boards of directors. Her experience has taught her that profits are earned through the alignment of strategic goals and development of people. That is the heart of her leadership and serves as a compass and core foundation.

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A proven key senior executive leader and entrepreneur with demonstrated experience in transforming company culture resulting in significant profitable improvements achieved by fostering trusting and collaborative relationships while breaking down silos and driving strong results. Mariellie has served regional and national companies with revenue ranging between $15M to $300M.

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Mariellie received her Bachelors Degree from the University of Puerto Rico where she majored in Accounting. She then moved to South Florida to join a large general contractor as their financial executive. Mariellie earned her MBA with a Major in Accounting from the University of Phoenix in Fort Lauderdale, FL. She is a Certified Public Accountant in Florida. Although she never had the urge to work in public accounting, she pursued the certification to align with her greatest strength, her deep desire to learn. Her progressive career allowed her the opportunity to relocate to North East Florida where she most recently served as the Chief Financial Officer of a National Electrical contractor with over 1,300 employees. 

 

She now serves her clients in areas of operational efficiency, intentional, data driven value creation, crafting and executing strategic goals.

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Mariellie was selected as 2015 Woman of Influence Honoree and 2016 40 Under 40 by the Jacksonville Business Journal.

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Mariellie is past President and current member of CFMA (Construction Financial Management Association).  She currently supports the United Way as a member of the Tocqueville Society, and she serves as a Big Sister through United Way’s Achievers for Life program in partnership with Big Brother Big Sister. She is a 2017 graduate of Lifework Leadership.

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My hope is; "that your journey through life will be adjusted by even a few degrees as a result of having spent this time together. Now a few degree may not make much of a difference on a short journey, but for the long journey of life it may well put you in a completely different place."James C. Hunter, The Servant

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