Vice President Global Treasury
About the job
- A bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, economics, or a closely related discipline.
- More than 15 years of progressive experience in corporate treasury or finance, including successful leadership experience and strategic decision-making.
- Experience in capital markets, liquidity management, and debt and equity financing.
- Strong executive presence and relationship-building abilities with internal and external stakeholders.
- Superior communication skills, including the ability to explain complex financial concepts clearly to diverse audiences and drive action-oriented outcomes.
- Ability to prioritize and manage multiple complex initiatives in a dynamic environment.
- Experience working within multinational corporations.
- Develop, implement, and enforce global treasury policies and procedures to ensure consistency and compliance across the business.
- Oversee global cash flow forecasting to ensure adequate liquidity for operational and strategic needs.
- Participate in debt issuance, refinancing, credit facility negotiations, and other capital markets activities to optimize the company’s capital structure.
- Maintain dialogue and relationships with credit agencies to optimize credit ratings.
- Manage relationships with banking partners and treasury service providers, ensuring competitive rates and high service levels.
- Conduct routine business reviews with service providers to identify opportunities and address emerging risks or trends.
- Direct the development and execution of foreign exchange and interest rate hedging strategies, monitor financial exposures, and ensure compliance with regulatory and internal guidelines.
- Oversee credit card processing operations, including monitoring fraud and chargeback activity and implementing risk mitigation strategies.
- Evaluate emerging payment trends and recommend innovative payment solutions.
- Identify opportunities to optimize and automate treasury processes and controls across all locations, enhance policies, reporting tools, and data quality, and maintain operational excellence.
- Provide oversight of corporate travel and expenses and purchasing card programs, evaluating and driving their global expansion.
- Deliver regular reporting and actionable insights to executive leadership regarding treasury performance and strategic initiatives.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to achieve organizational objectives and drive treasury-related projects.
- Foster innovation, accountability, and continuous improvement within the treasury function.
- Identify and support the professional development needs of team members, promoting continuous learning and skill advancement.
- Certified Public Accountant or Chartered Financial Analyst credential.
- Familiarity with the Latin America region.
About the company
Cinemark Theatres operates a chain of movie theaters in the United States and Latin America, showing films and offering concessions and related experiences. It runs venues with scheduled showtimes, digital film projection, and ticket and snack sales through the venue or companion apps and loyalty programs. The company grows by building new theaters and acquiring other chains, creating a broad geographic footprint and evolving its theater designs over time. Its goal is to be a leading global movie exhibitor by expanding its network, entering new markets, and using acquisitions to strengthen its footprint and financial position.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Dallas, Texas
Founded
1984
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What believers are saying
- Q2 2026 adjusted EBITDA hit $294 million, with nearly $300 million free cash flow.
- Cinemark added seven XD, 12 ScreenX, two IMAX, and 112 D-BOX auditoriums in H1 2026.
- February 2026 extinguished remaining COVID-related debt and resumed dividend payments at $0.09 quarterly.
What critics are saying
- Cinemark still depends on studio slates; weak 2027 releases would crush attendance and margins.
- $1.87 billion debt, including 2030 and 2032 maturities, keeps refinancing pressure alive.
- Streaming and direct-to-consumer windows keep eroding repeat visits, especially if premium novelty fades.
What makes Cinemark Theatres unique
- Cinemark's XD, ScreenX, IMAX, and D-BOX premium mix drove 15% of box office revenue.
- Q2 2026 revenue topped $1.09 billion, Cinemark's first quarterly billion-dollar milestone.
- July 2026 collectibles for The Odyssey and Spider-Man strengthen its event-experience brand.
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19%Cinemark theater chain makes a food delivery push. The cinema operator is promoting gameday party packs to football fans at home as more movie theaters embrace delivery. October 8, 2026 Customers looking for something to munch on during football games this fall may be able to turn to a nearby movie theater. Cinemark, the 500-unit cinema chain, has launched a lineup of gameday specials for home delivery via DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub, or 7NOW, 7-Eleven's delivery service. The options are geared toward large groups and include the GameDay Tailgate Party Pack, which features two giant sacks of to-go popcorn, 32 boneless chicken wings, two nachos, two boxed candies, and four fountain drinks or four Icees. In the Chicago market, the meal costs $136.40 on DoorDash. There's also a smaller Kickoff Combo with one popcorn, two hot dogs, two nachos, two candies, and two drinks for $55.55, and a WingMan Pack, featuring a wing platter and popcorn, for $71.50. In addition to the new gameday spreads, Cinemark customers can order individual concessions like candy, drinks, and, of course, popcorn for delivery, including Pack-a-Pop, a giant, sealed bag of popcorn that is designed for at-home consumption. Cinemark even sells blankets (priced at $22 on DoorDash). It's the latest example of movie theaters' surprising push into the food delivery market. Last month, Cinemark rival AMC Theaters revealed that food delivery sales from its cinemas were up nearly 50% year over year and had become a multimillion-dollar business. It said there is strong demand for movie snacks, especially popcorn, outside the theater. Regal Cinemas and the food-focused Alamo Drafthouse also offer delivery from some of their theaters. Plano, Texas-based Cinemark began adding the service to its domestic locations in late 2023. At the time, it said it was the first theater chain to partner with all three major third-party delivery platforms. Tests proved that customers "crave Cinemark's warm buttery popcorn, crisp cold drinks and delicious snacks from the comfort of their homes," David Haywood, Cinemark's SVP of food and beverage, said in a statement at the time. Cinemark's concession sales reached a record high of $433.3 million during the quarter ended June 30, according to financial filings, driven by strong box office traffic. The company did not say how much of those concessions sales came from delivery. But it comes as more consumers become accustomed to using food delivery apps to get everything from meals to groceries, electronics, and clothing. Last quarter, DoorDash revenue rose 36% year over year, while Uber Eats' increased 28%. Movie theaters only add more competition for restaurants, which are also jockeying with convenience stores and grocery stores for consumers' food dollars on delivery apps. Senior editor, Restaurant Business Joe Guszkowski is a senior editor with Restaurant Business covering technology and casual-dining chains. Subscribe Nation's Restaurant News Newsletters
Godzilla Minus Zero popcorn bucket gives fans their very own kaiju monster. October 6, 2026 Moviegoers will soon be able to bring home a massive piece of kaiju chaos when the King of the Monsters stomps back into theaters this fall. Cinemark has officially unveiled its theater merchandise lineup for the upcoming kaiju sequel Godzilla Minus Zero. The centerpiece of the collection is a massive, full-body 3D Godzilla popcorn container that stands 19.5 inches tall. Designed to function like a detailed display figure, the vessel features jagged dorsal plates, an open mouth, and a large tail. The bucket comes with an XL popcorn serving, while the lineup also includes a sculpted drink bottle. The Heat Ray Drink Bottle features Godzilla's head with a blue heat-ray-shaped bottle extending from its mouth. A traditional popcorn tin featuring the movie's artwork is also part of the collection. How fans can get the new Godzilla Minus Zero collectibles. The collectibles will be available at select Cinemark theaters while supplies last. Cinemark has not formally announced pricing or a specific on-sale date for the merchandise, which is currently unavailable. The promotional material also advertises free same-day refills, although the fine print excludes ICEEs. The oversized bucket previously appeared at EXPOCINE in São Paulo, where Brazilian distributor Sato Company showcased it. Cinemark's official announcement now confirms U.S. distribution alongside the bucket's 19.5-inch height specification. While social media posts have claimed the item is the largest movie popcorn bucket in history, no official record currently exists to verify the claim. Fans will have to wait for official dimensions across competing theater drops before declaring it a record-breaker. Godzilla Minus Zero arrives in North American theaters on November 6, 2026. Oscar winner Takashi Yamazaki returns as director, writer, and visual effects supervisor for the follow-up to 2023's acclaimed Godzilla Minus One. Set two years after its predecessor, the sequel marks the first Japanese production filmed natively for IMAX screens. Surya Singh is an Entertainment Writer at Evolve Media. Since 2021, he has worked in entertainment journalism, reporting on movies, television, and streaming. His work focuses on breaking entertainment news, reports, box office coverage, and analysis. He holds a Master of Computer Applications (MCA) and a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology from the University of Mumbai. Movie News
Cinemark Century 16 plans $721K renovation at Corpus Christi theater. The planned 7,050-square-foot renovation will update the theater's main lobby and box office, with construction scheduled to begin in November 2026. Published Date: October 3, 2026, 4:39 AM EDT Cinemark Century 16 plans $721K renovation at Corpus Christi theater (image credit: Cinemark Century 16.). Cinemark Century 16 is planning renovations to its lobby and box office at 6685 South Padre Island Drive in Corpus Christi, according to state filings. The project calls for an estimated $721,457 commercial renovation at the Cinemark Century Corpus Christi 16 XD and IMAX. The planned work will cover approximately 7,050 square feet and focus on updates to the theater's main public areas. According to the filing, the scope of work includes interior renovations to the main lobby and box office, with updates intended to modernize the customer-facing spaces and improve the overall arrival and ticketing experience. Construction is scheduled to begin on November 30, 2026, with completion anticipated by February 12, 2027. The project is focused on renovations to the existing theater and does not involve the construction of a new Cinemark location. What Now has reached out for additional information about the planned renovations and will provide updates as more details become available. Love its content? Add WhatNow as a preferred source on Google to see more of its trusted coverage when you search. Be the first to know. From new restaurant openings to exciting retail launches and real estate insights, be the first to know what's happening in San Antonio Regional Reporter I am a Human Interest Reporter and multimedia journalist passionate about storytelling, real-life experiences, and impactful stories. With a Diploma in Journalism from Cape Peninsula University of Technology, I specialise in content creation, digital media, and community-focused reporting. I have produced engaging stories across online and print platforms and collaborated with organisations such as UNHCR, creating content that informs, inspires, and connects audiences.
Hollywood achieved its biggest summer box office ever, generating $4.765 billion between May and Labor Day, narrowly surpassing 2013's record. However, rising ticket prices masked a significant attendance gap — theatres sold nearly 249 million fewer tickets than in 2019. Premium screenings are driving the industry's new business model. Cinemark reported that premium large-format screenings generated nearly 15% of box office revenue despite representing just 6% of auditoriums. The company's average ticket price rose 4.2% to $10.83, whilst concession revenue per patron increased to $8.70. Industry analyst Paul Dergarabedian noted Gen Z's distinctive taste, citing successes of both highbrow and blockbuster films. "The audience is telling you they want a mix of that cinematic fast food and cinematic fine dining", he said. Analysts project theatres can generate greater profitability from fewer ticket sales through premium experiences and tighter cost control.
Top marketing executives recognized at the 2026 DallasCMO ORBIE Awards. Leading CMOs honored for leadership, marketing initiatives, and business impact at the DallasCMO ORBIE Awards on August 27, 2026 at the Dallas Marriott - Downtown. DALLAS, Aug. 28, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - The 2026 DallasCMO ORBIE Awards honored leading chief marketing officers (CMOs) from Cinemark, Apex Partner Services, Blue Yonder, Eyemart Express, Whitley Penn & AT&T for their exceptional leadership. Hosted by DallasCMO, a chapter of the Inspire Leadership Network, the prestigious awards honor CMOs who drive business transformation and industry impact. View finalists, partners, and more on the Digital ORBIE Feature. Held at the Dallas Marriott - Downtown, the ceremony brought together top executives and industry leaders to honor excellence in marketing leadership across six award categories. "Today's chief marketing officers do far more than build brands. They shape business strategy, accelerate growth, and help organizations navigate constant change," said Derek Thomas, DallasCMO Chair. "The ORBIE Awards recognize the leaders whose vision, innovation, and measurable impact are advancing both the marketing profession and the organizations they serve." Meet the 2026 DallasCMO ORBIE Award Winners: * Kellyn Smith Kenny, Chief Marketing & Growth Officer, AT&T, received the Leadership ORBIE. * Wanda Gierhart Fearing, EVP, Chief Marketing & Content Officer, Cinemark, received the Global ORBIE for organizations over $1.5 billion annual revenue & multi-national operations. * Famous Rhodes, CMO, Apex Partner Services, received the Large Enterprise ORBIE for organizations over $2.5 billion annual revenue. * Patricia Harris, CMO, Blue Yonder, received the Enterprise ORBIE for organizations over $1.5 billion annual revenue. * Katy Hanson, CMO, Eyemart Express, received the Large Corporate ORBIE for organizations over $300 million annual revenue. * Kristen Lollar, CMO, Whitley Penn, received the Corporate ORBIE for organizations up to $300 million annual revenue. About the ORBIE: The ORBIE is the preeminent executive recognition for C-suite leaders. Since 1998, the ORBIE Awards have recognized leadership excellence, building relationships between executives and trusted business partners, and inspiring the next generation of executives. Finalists and winners are selected through an independent peer-adjudicated process led by prior ORBIE recipients based on the following criteria: * Leadership and management effectiveness * Business value created by marketing initiatives * Engagement in industry and community endeavors DallasCMO ORBIE Keynote & Attendance: The keynote address for the DallasCMO ORBIE Awards was delivered by Kellyn Smith Kenny, Chief Marketing & Growth Officer, AT&T, who was interviewed by Thaddeus Arroyo, Chief Strategy and Development Officer (fmr), AT&T. Nearly 150 guests attended, representing leading North Texas organizations and their marketing partners. The following partners made the 2026 DallasCMO ORBIE Awards possible: * Underwriters: Concord * Gold Partners: iProspect & npn360 * Silver Partners: Brodeur Partners & Freeman+Leonard * Bronze Partners: Between Pixels & BrainLabs * Media Partner: Dallas Business Journal * National Partner: Year Up United About DallasCMO: DallasCMO is the preeminent peer leadership network of chief marketing officers (CMOs) in North Texas. As one of over 50 chapters of the Inspire Leadership Network, DallasCMO belongs to a national membership organization exclusively comprised of C-suite leaders from public and private businesses, government, education, healthcare, and nonprofit institutions. DallasCMO is led by a CMO Advisory Board, with support from an executive director and staff. Underwriter executives support the chapter and ensure the programs remain member-led and exclusive to qualified CMOs and members. About Inspire Leadership Network: Inspire Leadership Network is the preeminent peer leadership network of C-suite executives. With nearly 2,000 members across over 50 local chapters, Inspire members serve public and private businesses, government, education, healthcare, and non-profit institutions. Inspire exists to help leaders thrive in today's most challenging executive roles.