Director of Revenue

Lead with Purpose. Partner with Impact.
The Director of Revenue is responsible for providing comprehensive revenue insight, forecasting, and decision support across Kestra Direct, Private Wealth (including Arden Trust), and Kestra Insurance. This role partners closely with executive leadership, Finance, and business heads to drive visibility into revenue performance, identify growth opportunities, and support strategic decision-making through rigorous analysis and financial modeling. This role serves as the central owner of revenue analytics, planning, and modeling—ensuring leadership has accurate, actionable insights across multiple products, entities, and distribution models.
What You’ll Do:

Own consolidated revenue reporting across Kestra Direct, Private Wealth (including Arden Trust), and Kestra Insurance and act as a strategic finance partner to business leaders
Compile, analyze, and present monthly and quarterly revenue performance, trends, and drivers to executive leadership
Develop dashboards and reporting packages focused on key metrics such as AUM-based fees, commissions, trust revenue, insurance revenue, advisor productivity, and net flows
Partner with FP&A and Accounting to ensure consistency between revenue reporting, forecasts, and financial statements
Lead revenue forecasting processes, including annual planning, rolling forecasts, and long-range projections
Build and maintain complex financial models to evaluate growth initiatives, pricing changes, compensation structures, and new product or advisor programs
Support scenario planning and executive decision-making related to M&A, organic growth strategies, and platform investments
Help prepare all external reporting (Lender, Rating Agency, Equity investors etc)

What You Bring:

Bachelor’s Degree in Finance or Accounting or related field.
7+ years’ experience building financial models to support C-level decision making.
Deep understanding of revenue models within wealth management, independent advisor platforms, trust services, and insurance businesses
Advanced Excel proficiency
Comfort level working with extremely large data sets.
Proficiency in corporate finance conceptual frameworks (IRR, operating leverage, etc...).
Solid understanding of financial accounting.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.