HONOREE

Jang Lee

Chief Financial Officer

Flow Finance

An experienced chief financial officer with a demonstrated history of working in the internet industry, Jang Lee is skilled in business planning, sales, management, business development, and analytics. He has worked in the financial world for over 25 years. He has worked for successful companies such as Western Office, The Black Tux, Hollar, Joymode, UpRound Partners, and now Flow Finance Inc., and began his career as an accountant and financial analyst.

Lee launched a fractional CFO consulting firm in 2020 (UpRound Partners). Upon starting the business he built a client list of over 25 companies, assisting them with financial models, cash planning, and raising debt and equity. He helped navigate several companies through the pandemic and raised over $100 million combined. In early 2022, his firm was acquired by Flow Finance, where he currently serves as the company’s chief financial officer. Flow Finance is a financial services and technology company redefining what founders should expect from their accountants. Under Lee’s financial stewardship, the company provides best-in-class, personalized financial services combined with a data consolidation platform that empowers customers to go beyond their numbers to unlock actionable, strategic insights. Flow Finance is an end-to-end financial services and technology company redefining what founders should expect from their accountants. Within the last three years, he has worked with over 50 start-up companies within direct-to-consumer, SaaS, and consumer packaged goods at various stages. He has been able to assist with strategy and managing the finance function for these companies.

Throughout his career, Lee has grown as a professional and learned to take on particularly difficult or challenging projects. Overall, he has made a significant impact on Flow Finance’s growth and success since he joined the team. He continues to work successfully in the venture-backed start-up space despite current economic conditions and is driving stability into these businesses.

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Bruno Adoric

Chief Financial Officer & COO

Sole Source Capital

Bruno Adoric is the chief financial officer and chief operating officer of Sole Source Capital (SSC) where he is responsible for fund administration and compliance. Adoric has over 13 years of experience in accounting, financial reporting, compliance, and administration of private equity, venture capital, and fund of funds. He currently serves as a director for Worldwide Produce, Dallas Plastics, Peak Technologies, I.D. Images, and Westwood Laboratories.

Prior to joining SSC, Adoric spent five years as an outsourced CFO at Standish Management, focusing primarily on private equity funds with over $13 billion in AUM. During his time at Standish, he served as SSC’s outsourced CFO for two years. He previously worked at Panoptic Fund Administration Group and J.P. Morgan.

Sean Cunningham

Chief Financial Officer

Integrated Capital Management

Sean Cunningham is a highly accomplished CFO with more than three decades of financial management experience in the real estate investment, development, and property management industry.

He is the chief financial officer for Integrated Capital Management, a company that represents certain U.S. commercial real estate investment interests of the Disney family and numerous other affluent households around the world, as well as multiple registered investment advisors, high-net-worth individuals and foreign capital sources.

As CFO Cunningham oversees all aspects of the firm’s financial functions, including fund accounting and control, investor back office, reporting, SEC and FINRA compliance, audit and tax matters, and corporate finance activities. He is part of Integrated Capital Management’s leadership team and played an instrumental role in the launch of the company’s debut private equity real estate fund.

Rick Urban

Chief Financial Officer & COO

QCMI

Rick Urban successfully led his organization through the pandemic, despite the fact that the industries impacted the most were the two industries Quality Controlled Manufacturing, Inc. services. This was done not only by applying and receiving government programs, but also by finding and writing additional grants, reducing expenses – without any layoffs and working with customers to find additional business – which also set the company up for future growth.

He was able to get the associated nonprofit back up and running as a training academy in order to continue to develop needed talent. At the same time, Urban made the decision to purchase additional material in anticipation of supply chain problems and rising prices, which protected customers’ demand schedule as the industries of aerospace and energy generation are now in a significant incline.