Michelle Arbov, CFO

CFO

Expertise:
Finance, Business

Education:
Bachelor of Business Administration from the Business Honors Program at the McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas at Austin

Highlights:
CFO, Care.com
Forbes 30 under 30 in 2019

Experience:
Michelle was named Chief Financial Officer of Care.com in February 2020, following Care.com’s acquisition by IAC where she had served as Vice President, Mergers & Acquisitions since 2016. In her capacity as CFO, Michelle oversees Care.com’s finance function, including business intelligence, planning, forecasting, accounting, tax, treasury, and compliance, while also evaluating growth opportunities and M&A targets for the Company.
During her tenure at IAC, Michelle led large and small-scale investments made by the media and internet company, including the acquisition of Care.com. She played a pivotal role in scaling IAC’s HomeAdvisor business, culminating in the $500 million purchase of Angie’s List, which created publicly traded ANGI Homeservices and ANGI’s purchase of services company Handy. Early in her career at IAC, Michelle led the company’s strategic divestment of Shoebuy to Jet.com for $70 million.
Before joining IAC, Michelle held a role in Private Equity at Och Ziff Capital Management, focused on a diverse real estate portfolio. Prior to Och-Ziff, Michelle was an investment banker at Goldman Sachs where she was part of the IPO of Empire State Realty Trust.
She graduated with University Honors and received a Bachelor of Business Administration from the Business Honors Program at the McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas at Austin. Michelle, who was named in Forbes 30 under 30 in 2019, consults with technology companies of various sizes, aiding them in financial analysis and business growth.

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