Portrait of Caroline George, Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer at Baughman Kroup Bosse, on courthouse steps.

Caroline George

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR | CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

cgeorge@BKBfirm.com
(757) 904-5373
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Caroline George is the Executive Director & Chief Financial Officer at Baughman Kroup Bosse.

Education

  • University of Leeds, B.A. in Classics (1989) cum laude
    Leeds University Crew

  • The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales – Associated Chartered Accountant (1993)

Trade & Professional Memberships

  • The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales – North American Chapter

  • CHIEF Women’s Networking Association – C Suite Member

  • Financial Women’s Association

  • National Association of Legal Assistants

  • Society for Human Resource Management

  • JCB Duck, LLC, Kitty Hawk, NC (2012 – 2022)

    • Real Estate Investment Property Developer: Built and managed a real estate investment portfolio of beach rental properties located in the Outer Banks, NC

    Citigroup Inc., New York, NY (2002 – 2008)

    • Managed the International Financial Planning & Analysis Unit, a reporting function responsible for compiling/reporting Citigroup's results on a geographic basis, for use within the quarterly earnings statements (2006-2008)

    • Program Director in Audit & Risk Review (Internal Audit) managing audits in the broker-dealer businesses. Also, Chief Auditor of Citibank Canada (2002-2006)

    Cantor Fitzgerald, New York, NY & London, UK (1999 – 2001)

    • Vice President, Risk Management: Responsible for developing and monitoring various risk management controls and procedures in the New York office

    • European Financial Controller: The role included accounting oversight and responsibility for the European offices, plus the branches located in Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Johannesburg

    Price Waterhouse Coopers, London, UK & New York, NY (1990-1998)

    • Audit Manager: Managed the audits of various international banks and broker-dealers. The role included a two-year posting to the New York office, and several shorter assignments working in Russia and Estonia