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Ryan J. Koretoff, MBA, CPA
FRACTIONAL VP FINANCE & CONTROLLER
Supporting Acquisitive Companies Through The Full M&A Lifecycle
Buy-side and sell-side transaction support, financial modeling, diligence, and post-acquisition integration across SaaS, technology, and medical device organizations.
2,000+ hours of hands-on M&A transaction experience.
Phone:
714-718-8980
Email:
info@ryankoretoff.com
Summary
I operate as a fractional finance leader for companies navigating growth, complexity, and transaction activity.
My work sits at the intersection of accounting, finance, and strategy—helping organizations make disciplined decisions while building scalable financial infrastructure.
Areas of focus include financial modeling and scenario planning, buy-side and sell-side diligence support, post-acquisition integration and consolidated reporting, ERP implementation and finance function transformation, and internal controls, audit readiness, and technical accounting.
EXPERIENCE & ENGAGEMENTS
Recent work includes supporting a $4B SaaS merger, leading post-acquisition integration and financial modeling for a $140M+ international medical device manufacturer, and earlier-career M&A leadership supporting acquisition strategy and integration planning.
Experience spans private equity-backed and high-growth organizations across SaaS, medical device, healthcare, and technology sectors.
I’m typically engaged when:
A company is preparing for or actively navigating a transaction.
Newly acquired entities need to be integrated into financial reporting.
Financial visibility, forecasting, or reporting needs to improve.
Finance functions need structure to support growth or complexity.
Leadership requires a hands-on operator at the Controller or VP Finance level.
EDUCATION, CERTIFICATIONS & PUBLICATIONS
Master of Business Administration (MBA), Finance
Chapman University
Argyros School of Business and Economics.
Ranked #3 Private MBA Program on the West Coast by U.S. News & World Report.
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Psychology
DLC, Inc.
Cash flow forecasting supports capital management, going concern evaluation, and operational agility. Post acquisition, an international medical device manufacturer used stress-tested future cash flow projections during annual audit due diligence to support an unqualified going concern opinion.
Accounting Today
Corporate accountants should be involved with all tech implementations because they are responsible for protecting the organization's financial well-being and maintaining proper internal controls over financial reporting.
California Business Journal
Technology continues to change the landscape for modern business best practices; and COVID-19 has illustrated the value of such investments. Progressive accountants are critical to help evaluate and implement the proper tech solutions, creating opportunities for all.
ENDORSEMENTS
Lois Stevens, CPA, MBA
Vice President, Corporate Controller, Aspen Medical Products, LLC
I had the pleasure of employing Ryan as a Senior Consultant on the Finance Team for close to 18 months. While he was initially slotted to assist in coverage for an employee on leave, he quickly made himself indispensable to our team. He enthusiastically accepted all assignments and went beyond requirements by enhancing and streamlining current processes. He pointed out areas where potential improvements would be beneficial and presented well-thought-out suggestions on how to institute the necessary changes. He consistently embodied the highest level of diligence, perseverance, and professionalism.
In addition to finance assignments, Ryan became a valued member of our ERP implementation team. Our IT leaders commented on his outstanding contributions. He truly played an integral role in our successful implementation. I highly recommend him to any company considering an additional resource to supplement their team.
CONTACT
Ryan J. Koretoff, MBA, CPA
FRACTIONAL VP FINANCE & CONTROLLER
Phone:
714-718-8980
Email:
info@ryankoretoff.com