Supply chain software
Finance professionals in Supply chain software
These ten finance professionals have held FP&A, controller, finance director and VP of finance roles at supply chain software companies. A reader can learn how finance teams at these vendors forecast software revenue, plan budgets and weigh product and go-to-market investments.
Professionals to explore
01—10Alan Mascarenhas
LinkedInExperience: Senior Director, Corporate Finance & Analytics · project44
Senior Director, Corporate Finance & Analytics at project44 since 2023. The highlight describes project44 as a Software Development company and a high-velocity supply chain platform. Other listed roles include Director, Corporate FP&A at OutSystems (2023), Senior Manager, Predictive Planning & Forecasting at OutSystems (2021–2023), Senior Principal, SaaS Finance & Analytics at CA Technologies (2018) and Senior Principal, Strategic Finance at CA Technologies (2017–2018).
Cari Conti
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, Global Controller · Blue Yonder
Vice President, Global Controller at Blue Yonder since 2023. The highlight describes Blue Yonder as a company focused on digital supply chain transformations and omni-channel commerce fulfillment. Other listed roles include Vice President Corporate Controller at Leslie's (2021–2023), Director Business Solutions Architect Finance at Axon (2020–2021), Controller at Integrated CBD (2019–2020) and VP, Global Controller at Limelight Networks (2012–2019).
Chris Knight
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, Finance · Kaleris
Vice President, Finance at Kaleris since 2021. The highlight places the current role within a SaaS-based software provider of transportation and supply-chain industry solutions. Other listed roles include Senior Director Finance - Technology at Travelport (2017–2020), Group Finance Director at DaVita Kidney Care (2016–2017), Director IT Finance & Vendor Management at DaVita Kidney Care (2013–2016) and Director IT Finance & Analysis at American Airlines (2010–2013).
Derek Vaughn
LinkedInExperience: VP of Finance - Product Development · Blue Yonder
VP of Finance - Product Development at Blue Yonder since 2020. The highlight says the role leads the global Product Development Finance team responsible for all R&D investment across 8 main product verticals, through short- and long-range portfolio planning. Also Finance Controller Internet of Things Group at Intel since 2016. Other listed roles include Strategic Finance Manager Transportation Division, Internet of Things Group at Intel (2011–2016), Finance Specialist Global Sourcing & Procurement at Intel (2009–2011) and Operations General Manager Flexible Circuits at 3M (2005–2007).
Erik Noriega
LinkedInExperience: Director, GTM FP&A · project44
Director, GTM FP&A at project44 since 2024. The highlight describes project44 as a Software Development company. Other listed roles include Senior Manager, GTM FP&A at project44 (2023–2024), Manager, FP&A at project44 (2021–2023), Manager, FP&A at Coyote Logistics (2020–2021) and Senior Financial Analyst at Coyote Logistics (2018–2020).
Janaki Amin
LinkedInExperience: VP of Finance · FourKites, Inc.
VP of Finance at FourKites, Inc. since 2025. The highlight describes FourKites as a Software Development company and an AI supply chain orchestration and visibility platform. Also Co-Founder at Aminova Inc since 2024. Other listed roles include Senior Director, FP&A at FourKites, Inc. (2023–2025), Director of FP&A at FourKites, Inc. (2022–2023) and Manager, FP&A at FourKites, Inc. (2020–2022).
Matthew Steinberg
LinkedInExperience: Senior Vice President Finance · Manhattan Associates
Senior Vice President Finance at Manhattan Associates since 2026. The highlight headline reads Sr. Vice President Finance at Manhattan Associates. Other listed roles include Vice President Finance at Manhattan Associates (2021–2026), Senior Director of Finance at Manhattan Associates (2018–2020), Director of Finance at Manhattan Associates (2014–2017) and Sr. Manager FP&A at Manhattan Associates (2012–2013).
Stephen Archer
LinkedInExperience: VP, Corporate Controller · Manhattan Associates
VP, Corporate Controller at Manhattan Associates since 2026. The highlight headline reads VP, Corporate Controller at Manhattan. Other listed roles include Senior Director, Americas Accounting at Manhattan Associates (2023–2026), Director, Accounting at OneTrust (2022–2023), Board Member at The Dave Krache Foundation (2012–2022) and Assurance Senior Manager at EY (2018–2022).
Subramanian Srinivasan
LinkedInExperience: Senior Director Finance - India & APAC · Manhattan Associates
Senior Director Finance - India & APAC at Manhattan Associates since 2011. The highlight lists India and Asia Pacific finance, facilities and administration, country MIS, reporting, taxation and strategic business planning. Other listed roles include Country Manager Business Operations at Hewlett Packard Enterprise (2005–2011) and General Manager - Business Finance at Wipro (1995–2005).
Susan Lee
LinkedInExperience: Corporate Vice President, FP&A · Blue Yonder
Corporate Vice President, FP&A at Blue Yonder since 2024. The highlight cites more than 20 years in corporate finance, specializing in global treasury operations and financial reporting, including cash optimization and forecasting. Other listed roles include Vice President, Corporate Accounting at Infor (2023–2024), Global Treasurer at Infor (2020–2024), Vice President, Assistant Treasurer at Infor (2017–2020) and Director Senior Director, Corporate Treasury at Infor (2006–2017).
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Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How did you forecast subscription or license revenue for a supply chain software product, and which assumptions moved it most?
- 02When product or sales leaders asked for more investment, how did finance decide whether it would pay back?
- 03Which metrics did leadership rely on from finance to run a supply chain software business, and what did you change to make them more useful?
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