Jobs at Lindblad Expeditions

Leads a five-person accounts payable team and owns end-to-end AP operations, including invoice processing, vendor master governance, payments, close activities, controls, reporting, and issue resolution. Drives workflow redesign, automation, standardization, system transformation, and measurable process improvements. Develops policies and training, monitors service levels, and partners with Accounting, Treasury, Finance leadership, vendors, and internal teams. The role requires onsite work at least three days per week in the New York City area.

Lead finance systems strategy, governance, and transformation to modernize ERP, subledgers, reporting and integrations. Drive process optimization, automation, controls (ITGC/SOX) and enterprise implementations while partnering with IT and finance leaders to improve data flows, audit readiness, and user adoption.

Supports additional services for an expedition travel company. Role follows a hybrid schedule (in-office Tue–Thu) and requires strong English reading, writing, and verbal communication. Must reside within reasonable commuting distance of the designated office. Typical office physical duties include sitting, typing, speaking, and occasional standing or walking.

Support sourcing, evaluating, and executing acquisitions and strategic initiatives. Build financial models (DCF, comps, precedent, accretion/dilution), coordinate due diligence and virtual data rooms, maintain market maps and deal pipeline, conduct outreach to targets/advisors, prepare investment memos and board materials, partner cross-functionally to validate assumptions, and support post-close integration and synergy tracking.

Lead end-to-end M&A activities: source, evaluate, negotiate, and close acquisitions. Build financial models, manage diligence and external advisors, own pipeline and target relationships, produce board/executive materials, and drive post-acquisition integration and value capture across cross-functional teams.

Lead design, budgeting, deployment, and execution of expedition voyages. Create itineraries, manage voyage P&Ls, ensure permitting compliance, train field staff, build partnerships, and optimize guest experiences while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

Promotes and sells future expeditions to guests onboard, conducts presentations and consultations, manages bookings and follow-up, and reports sales results. The role also supports guest check-in, reception, embarkation, base camp operations, safety procedures, and onboard marketing. It requires strong customer engagement, travel knowledge, organization, public speaking, collaboration, and the ability to live and work aboard ships on rotational assignments.