USSI Global Promotes From Within To Fill CFO Hole

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A Melbourne, Fla., based provider of customized network, broadcast and digital signage systems and services has promoted from within to fill the role of Chief Financial Officer.


For the past five years, he served as USSI Global‘s VP of Accounting and Finance.

Earning the promotion is Dan Roberts, who will continue to report to USSI Global CEO David Christiano.

With the promotion, Roberts’ focus is shifting from daily financial operations to executive management and strategic growth initiatives.

Roberts brings 35 years of business finance and management experience to his new role. Beginning his career with Ernst and Young as a client-facing manager for major corporate accounts, he later spent 20 years in senior level financial positions at companies in the manufacturing, aerospace and defense, professional services and SaaS industries including Harris Corporation and Mediaspan Group. While at Mediaspan, he took on additional leadership responsibilities across operations, sales, marketing, and product development.

“USSI Global has experienced impressive growth over the past several years, with the elasticity to scale and be responsive to existing customer needs as well as new opportunities,” Roberts said. “What we do really well is effectively apply our talents and processes to varied business needs, which creates exciting opportunities for the company and the people who work here. That means being at the forefront of emerging businesses that include electric vehicle charging, digital menu board systems and low-earth orbit satellites, all of which USSI Global can uniquely project-manage for major clients from conception to completion. My main goal is to help USSI Global continue to achieve organic and strategic business growth, both domestically and worldwide, through well-planned and well-executed initiatives.”

USSI Global will backfill Roberts’s previous position to maintain strong attention on day-to-day accounting and financial operations.

— Reporting by Brian Galante, in New York