The phrase "as finance boss" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's role or position within a company or organization, specifically in the finance department.
Example: "As finance boss, she implemented new budgeting strategies that improved the company's financial health."
Alternatives: "in the role of finance director" or "serving as head of finance".
He is also a JP Morgan alumnus who served as finance boss in the company's corporate and investment banking division But the JPM brain drain hasn't stopped at British banks.
The City wasn't impressed, particularly as finance boss Lee Ginsberg, above left, announced his departure in July, and shares fell 47p to 482p — well short of the all-time high Domino's reached earlier this year when it moved above 700p.
Barry Nightingale was appointed as finance chief in June along with a new managing director for Frankie and Benny's, and the former Paddy Power boss Andy McCue will join as chief executive in mid-September.
Jack Smith's way is to work the machine, not just throw a spanner in it.The current Mr Smith was the solid, soft-spoken Bostonian finance boss drafted in as chief executive after his predecessor was fired by the board.
As part of the boardroom shakeup, Botín ousted Santander's group chief executive, Javier Marín, in November and replaced him with the finance boss, José Antonio Alvarez.
"The government asphyxiates us," moaned Salvador Marin, the region's finance boss.
Catalonia's finance boss, Andreu Mas-Colell, says this would require a 20% spending cut.
The austerians, led by the indefatigable German finance boss Wolfgang Schäuble, are still slugging for their cause.
Gigaba's comments, among his first as finance minister, mirrored his boss's rhetoric.
Its main sponsors are Trevor Manuel, who had a long and successful stint as finance minister, and Cyril Ramaphosa, a union-boss-turned-tycoon who is now the ANC's number two (and therefore perhaps South Africa's next president).
Company bosses worry about weaknesses in previously neglected disciplines such as finance and marketing.
