Devin Campbell, Cfa, Cma
About Devin Campbell, Cfa, Cma
Devin Campbell, CFA, CMA, is the Vice President of Financial Planning & Analysis at Audax Group, with extensive experience in financial planning and analysis across various organizations.
Title
Devin Campbell holds the title of Vice President Of Financial Planning & Analysis at Audax Group.
Current Role at Audax Group
Devin Campbell is currently working as the Vice President of Financial Planning & Analysis at Audax Group. Devin has been with the company since 2013. In this role, Devin has designed and implemented a comprehensive set of integrated models in Anaplan that project 10 years of future financial statements and compensation for all business units. Devin is also responsible for creating cash-flow projection models to evaluate the profitability of current and future funds and assists accounting teams in verifying capital accounts, carried interest waterfalls, and financial statements prior to publishing.
Previous Experience
Before joining Audax Group, Devin Campbell worked at Mandalay Bay as Manager of Financial Planning & Analysis for 10 months in 2013. From 2010 to 2013, Devin served as Manager of Financial Planning & Analysis at Luxor and Excalibur Hotel & Casino, having previously worked there as a Sr. Financial Analyst in 2010 for 8 months. Devin began working at MGM Resorts International in 2008, where they held various roles in Financial Planning & Analysis until 2013. Additionally, Devin worked at Excalibur Hotel & Casino as a Financial Analyst from 2008 to 2010 and at Silver Pacific Advisors as an Investment Banking Analyst in 2007 for 3 months.
Educational Background
Devin Campbell studied at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas - College of Business, where they achieved bachelor's degrees in both Finance and Economics, completing their studies in 2007. Additionally, Devin has furthered their education through the CFA Institute.
Notable Projects at Audax Group
During Devin Campbell's tenure at Audax Group, they have successfully overseen the implementation of two new accounting systems, Investran and Netsuite. This complex process involved migrating over 15 years worth of data from various sources.