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Steve Cromwell

With two decades of experience in finance management across a broad range of companies, Steve joined Workhuman as chief financial officer in 2005. Before that, Steve served as vice president of finance for Avaki Corporation, overseeing the negotiation and sale of the company to Sybase. Prior to Avaki, Steve was senior director, corporate controller of Allaire Corporation, now a part of Adobe, a leader in web application development tools, application servers, and content management software. At Allaire, Steve was instrumental in managing the financial infrastructure to support the company’s growth from a startup to a public company with revenues approaching $120 million. He has also served as director, corporate accounting at Interleaf, and held senior positions at Toyota and KPMG. Steve graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from State University of New York (SUNY), Binghamton. He is also a Certified Public Accountant.
Picture of Steve Cromwell

Steve Cromwell

With two decades of experience in finance management across a broad range of companies, Steve joined Workhuman as chief financial officer in 2005. Before that, Steve served as vice president of finance for Avaki Corporation, overseeing the negotiation and sale of the company to Sybase. Prior to Avaki, Steve was senior director, corporate controller of Allaire Corporation, now a part of Adobe, a leader in web application development tools, application servers, and content management software. At Allaire, Steve was instrumental in managing the financial infrastructure to support the company’s growth from a startup to a public company with revenues approaching $120 million. He has also served as director, corporate accounting at Interleaf, and held senior positions at Toyota and KPMG. Steve graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from State University of New York (SUNY), Binghamton. He is also a Certified Public Accountant.
Tackle Turnover: Spend a Little, Save a Lot

Tackle Turnover: Spend a Little, Save a Lot

Your employees are your most valuable asset. If nothing else, the past two years have surely taught us that. How did organizations survive? Was it their inventory, their machinery, their equity? Those resources may have had something to do with staying afloat, but without the employees to sell, manage, and operate those assets, the business landscape would look very different today. Knowing this, it’s not surprising the Great Resignation is top of mind. In August alone more than 4.3 million workers quit their jobs. That’s nearly 3% of the U.S. workforce leaving their jobs in search of something better – in

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