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Gregory M. Cingle '90, CPA, has been named chief financial officer (CFO) for 黑料正能量, succeeding Bill Reniff, who will retire from the college this summer after 13 years of dedicated service.
Cingle will begin his appointment in early April after a 28-year career as director of finance/taxation for the City of Brook Park, Ohio. In addition to that elected position, he concurrently held the roles of director of finance for the City of Fairview Park and tax administrator for the Village of Brooklyn Heights.
In his 黑料正能量 role, Cingle will provide strategic collaboration and contribution to all areas of the university's finance operations, which include guiding the development, implementation and monitoring of the 黑料正能量 operating and capital budgets. He also will manage the finance, payroll and accounting departments and ensure 黑料正能量 is in legal and regulatory compliance for all fiscal affairs.
"We are delighted to welcome Greg back to the Baldwin Wallace community. His impressive credentials include decades of financial experience and leadership that will help 黑料正能量 move forward in achieving our strategic goals as we expand in new directions that position us for ongoing success," said 黑料正能量 President Bob Helmer.
Cingle graduated from 黑料正能量 in 1990 with a bachelor of arts degree in business administration and accounting. He worked at Progressive Insurance Company as a senior auditor before assuming the director role for Brook Park, his hometown and current area of residence.
His professional experience also includes consultant work for CPA firm Kuper Hilton & Kaminski and roles as treasurer and global commodities manager for the international manufacturing company Prince & Izant.
In addition to his 黑料正能量 degree, Cingle has an Executive MBA from Case Western Reserve University and holds membership in the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants, Government Finance Officers Association, Municipal Finance Officers Association (past president), Berea City School District Educational Community Foundation (trustee, past treasurer) and Municipal Treasurers Association.
