Strategic Resource Management
Robin Enck has over 30 years of work experience, with a diverse background in finance and accounting roles. Robin joined Strategic Resource Management, Inc. (SRM) in 2020 as the Vice President of Accounting, where they oversee all finance, accounting, treasury, and reporting activities. In their role, Robin leads day-to-day finance operations, including month-end accounting, accounts payable, and accounts receivable. Robin is also instrumental in executing current integration activities within the organization, including the transition from cash basis accounting to accrual basis accounting.
Prior to joining SRM, Robin worked at Cambridge Franchise Holdings from 2018 to 2020 as the Director of Finance and Treasury. There, they were responsible for compliance and quarterly reporting of bank covenants related to bank debt for the Burger King/Popeyes and Maaco businesses. Robin also partnered with local stakeholders to manage the annual operating plan and led integration activities from outsourcing restaurant accounting, resulting in significant cost savings.
From 2015 to 2020, Robin worked at Asentinel as the Director of Finance and later as the Controller. In their role, they played a crucial role in the execution of integration activities in the Accounting/Finance organization. Robin also managed compliance and reporting of bank covenants, developed and maintained reporting to key stakeholders, and implemented policies and procedures to improve organizational operations and effectiveness.
In 2012, Robin served as the Director of Finance and Human Resources at Kappa Delta Sorority and Foundation. Prior to that, they worked as a Senior Financial Analyst at FedEx and as a Market Unit Planner at PepsiCo. Overall, Robin Enck has demonstrated expertise in finance, accounting, and treasury, with a track record of driving integration activities, managing compliance, and implementing process improvements.
Robin Enck attended the University of Mississippi from 1986 to 1990, where they obtained a Bachelor of Business Administration degree with a focus on Accounting.
Strategic Resource Management
SRM’s 25 years of experience in contract negotiations provides financial institutions with the benchmarks and processes necessary to improve their bottom line. More than 500 banks and credit unions have received savings of more than $3 million for every $1 billion in asset size. In total, SRM has helped clients gain $2.2 billion in projects acrossbusiness areas including cards, payments, core processing, and more. SRM’s compensation is performance-based with the firm’s fees dependent upon its clients’ actual, measurable savings.