Janelle Gorman is the chief financial officer at York IE, where she is tasked with financial reporting and analysis, compliance and financial operations to support and drive growth. This work extends to York IE investments and investment partner accounts. Janelle also works collaboratively with founders and entrepreneurs on financial processes, reporting and analysis, operational management and growth planning as well as merger and acquisition activities. Janelle is an enthusiastic leader driven to achieve targets and raise the bar in a continuous loop.
Before joining York IE, Janelle was the CFO at TRM Microwave, where she successfully led the company through a facility expansion, a maturation of financial operations, reporting and analysis and the sale of the company — all over a two-year span. Previously, she held key operations and finance roles at Oracle and Dyn, where she led finance, audit and business initiatives during significant growth and M&A activity, including the acquisition and integration of Zenedge, a cloud-based, artificial intelligence-driven cybersecurity business. At Dyn, Janelle participated in several acquisitions and corporate integrations and played a key role in financial diligence that resulted in the strategic acquisition by Oracle.
Janelle Gorman spent the first part of her career as an accountant with the firm Baker Newman Noyes. In addition to her work at York IE, Janelle serves on the board of directors for Stay Work Play and on the audit committee for New Hampshire Catholic Charities. Janelle has a BS in accounting from the University of New Hampshire.
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