Clio has only acquired three companies since it was founded in 2008. But after an eight-figure investment round and a new CFO in Curt Sigfstead, who is experienced in capital growth, that acquisition cadence may change.
January 12, 2022 at 12:30 PM
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After doubling its executive board in late 2021, Clio recently added Curt Sigfstead as its new chief financial officer to help steer its heightened M&A strategy.
Sigfstead joined the practice management provider after serving as CFO for fintech capital provider Clearco. He also previously led West Coast technology investment banking at J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., according to Clio’s press release announcing the hiring. Sigfstead replaces Clio’s retiring CFO Rob Froment.
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Curt Sigfstead, CFO of Clio. (Courtesy photo)
