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McElyea named CFO at the Falcon Group

New York, NY Clifton McElyea has been named chief financial officer at the Falcon Group. McElyea brings over 20 years of experience in leadership roles, including serving as CFO of a major provider of advanced technology solutions across the federal, state, municipal, commercial, and petrochemical refinery markets, and extensive experience with A/E firms. He has a wide technical accounting foundation with experience in public accounting, US GAAP, controls, reporting, systems, FP&A, corporate development, treasury, and strong penchant for building consensus, creating effective relationships, and negotiation skills.

McElyea is passionate about solving dynamic problems with creative solutions and will be responsible for driving the company’s overall financial strategy, including growth plans as we continue to expand Falcon’s footprint. He will be playing an important role building a strong finance team with deep expertise and assisting with all 10 of Falcon’s offices. The dedication he’s shown throughout his career in unlocking business potential is invaluable to this next chapter with the Falcon Team.

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