About Us
Collide Capital is an early-stage venture capital firm backing founders building companies across fintech, supply chain, and the future of work. Collide has offices in New York and SF and invests predominantly in US-domiciled companies. Since launching, Collide has grown through two oversubscribed funds, bringing total AUM to over $170 million. Founded by Brian Hollins and Aaron Samuels, Collide combines investing discipline with hands-on operator expertise and a founder network spanning consulting, finance, and technology. To date, Collide has backed over 75 companies and the firm is focused on directing capital, networks, and operational support to founders best positioned to solve the next generation of global challenges.
About the Role
Collide Capital is seeking a CFO to lead the firm's financial strategy, fund operations, reporting infrastructure, and strategic FP&A. Reporting directly to the firm's GPs, you will serve as the primary financial thought partner across the management company and fund entities—starting hands-on with day-to-day execution while progressively taking on broader strategic responsibility across LP reporting, planning, forecasting, and finance infrastructure. You will work closely with the SVP of Operations, who leads firmwide operational infrastructure and compliance, while you own the finance function and partner on finance-related controls, processes, and compliance workflows.
This is a senior leadership role with access to meaningful carry. As the firm grows into a multi-fund, institutional platform, the role will expand in scope across finance, fund operations, financial controls, and strategic planning. The ideal candidate thrives in lean, high-accountability environments, brings sound judgment to complex multi-entity structures, and is genuinely excited to build enduring finance infrastructure at a growing venture firm.
Responsibilities
Fund & Management Company Finance
- Take full ownership of all financial operations across fund entities (Fund I, Fund II, and all SPV vehicles), the management company (LLC), and related GP entities—continuously building and improving the firm's financial planning, control, and reporting infrastructure for a long-term, multi-fund platform.
- Own the end-to-end capital call process, calculation, LP notices, cash movement, reconciliation, and capital account updates, across all fund vehicles in partnership with fund administrator.
- Own quarterly and annual fund financial reporting, including the Schedule of Investments and other recurring LP financial reports.
- Own LLC and fund budgeting, cash forecasting, budget-to-actuals tracking, and weekly expense approvals.
- Lead strategic FP&A across the management company and fund entities, including scenario modeling, liquidity planning, hiring and operating budget support, and multi-year forecasting to inform firm decision-making.
- Manage day-to-day finance operations including monthly QBO reconciliations, weekly bill payment, quarterly intercompany reconciliations, LLC payroll, and legal billing records across all entities.
- Lead annual tax and audit processes—coordinating with tax and audit firms to ensure timely K-1 issuance, return filings, and year-end audit completion—while supporting ongoing tax and liquidity planning for GP and LP entities.
Finance Operations, Compliance & Controls
- Own finance-led policies, controls, and governance processes, including cash management, expense allocation, conflicts of interest, valuation, and approvals, in line with partnership agreements and regulatory requirements.
- Partner with the SVP of Operations—who owns firmwide operational and compliance infrastructure—on policy administration, staff training, audit readiness, and the firmwide rollout of finance-related controls.
- Lead valuation committee preparation and follow-through, including supporting analyses, documentation, and valuation updates.
- Own the Form ADV workstream in partnership with the firm's external compliance consultant, including preparation, coordination, review, and maintenance of finance and fund-related inputs.