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Leads Mastercard’s corporate development and inorganic growth strategy, including acquisitions, divestitures, equity investments, and joint ventures. Develops investment theses and target profiles, evaluates market opportunities, builds valuations and pre-LOI business cases, plans synergies and integration, and presents recommendations to senior executives and the Board. Maintains relationships with investors and financial institutions while mentoring strategy and corporate development staff.

Leads finance business partnership for Mastercard’s Global Open Finance business, overseeing planning, forecasting, budgeting, KPI analysis, financial modeling, investment evaluation, and executive reporting. Advises senior leadership on growth, resource allocation, performance, and business risks. Partners with product, technology, engineering, accounting, and FP&A teams, supports regulated board and audit activities, and leads a team of finance managers, including career development and succession planning.

Leads global consolidated financial reporting, monthly close analysis, SEC filings, earnings materials, audit coordination, and executive financial insights. Partners across finance, controllership, tax, treasury, investor relations, and external audit teams. Drives accounting standard assessments, reporting process improvements, automation, scalability, and internal control enhancements while ensuring compliance with U.S. GAAP and SEC requirements.

Manages deal incentive forecasting, compliance tracking, payment processing, portfolio performance analysis, financial modeling, contract budgeting, and key-driver reporting for US customer segments. Builds relationships with Sales, management, and external customers while supporting reporting, business process improvement, and ad hoc financial analysis.

Leads North America FP&A strategy, including budgeting, forecasting, long-range planning, target setting, executive reporting, variance analysis, financial modeling, and scenario planning. Partners with senior leaders and cross-functional finance teams to identify risks, opportunities, and management actions. Oversees governance, SOX awareness, reporting integrity, and audit support while championing AI adoption in finance workflows. Develops finance talent and supports strategic decisions through clear insights and executive presentations.

Leads Mastercard’s global international tax strategy, U.S. international tax compliance, tax risk management, controversy support, M&A structuring, and digital asset taxation. Advises executive leadership and cross-functional teams on OECD Pillar Two, transfer pricing, emerging payment technologies, and multinational tax regulations. Oversees compliance governance, external advisors, tax technology optimization, and a high-performing international tax team.

Supports Mastercard’s ESG controllership and reporting function by coordinating sustainability reporting workstreams, regulatory implementation, ESG metrics, Workiva workflows, disclosure preparation, documentation, and assurance readiness. The role evaluates reporting methodologies, supports climate and GHG reporting, monitors emerging regulations, coordinates stakeholders, maintains reporting materials, identifies process improvements, and contributes to ESG data governance and internal controls aligned with requirements such as CSRD, ISSB, EU Taxonomy, and California climate disclosures.

Manage regulatory licensing, reporting, examination readiness, obligation inventories, control assessments, remediation tracking, and regulatory submissions for Mastercard’s payments and digital assets business. Coordinate with Legal, Compliance, Risk, Operations, Product, Finance, and business teams across U.S. and international jurisdictions. Prepare regulator communications, board and management reporting, compliance metrics, risk assessments, and evidence supporting examinations and licensing obligations.

Leads Mastercard’s strategic minority investment process, including business case development, cross-functional diligence, transaction negotiation, executive investment materials, and portfolio management. Evaluates prospective investments, tracks performance and milestones, supports valuation and monitoring of broader strategic investments, and reports to senior executives and the Board. Requires strong financial modeling, accounting, valuation, communication, organizational, and analytical skills, with experience in investment banking, private equity, venture capital, corporate development, or strategic finance preferred.

Manages Mastercard’s debt capital markets activities, including debt issuance, credit facility renewals, commercial paper, share repurchases, banking relationships, interest expense forecasting, and debt portfolio reporting. Oversees SEC disclosures, payments, controls, audits, and process improvements while supporting corporate treasury projects and maintaining relationships with banks and internal stakeholders.