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Revolent Capital Solutions (RCS), a leading Tampa-based strategic acquisition and investment firm, announced the addition of Paul Gargagliano as its new chief financial officer (CFO).
With a 20-year history of leadership and expertise in both public and private accounting and enterprise finance, Gargagliano has a proven track record of successfully navigating complex financial ecosystems, implementing effective strategies, and driving financial performance.
Gargagliano has held several high-level financial positions within the professional services industry as well as facility services. He joins RCS after three years as Enterprise CFO at The Facilities Group (TFG), one of the largest and fastest growing privately owned providers of facilities maintenance and janitorial services in the U.S, where he helped lead the expansion of TFG from 3 brands to 18. RCS has 24 active investments, including TFG. Prior to his tenure with TFG, Gargagliano served as CFO of Hill-Ward Henderson and Diversified Maintenance.
"Having worked closely with Paul at The Facilities Group for the last three years, we look forward to having Paul lead the Revolent Capital Solutions team as our chief financial officer," says Bryson Raver, managing principal of Revolent Capital Solutions. "His deep understanding of our culture, acquisition and investment strategy make him the ideal person to help lead our firm. As we continue to grow and innovate, Paul's insights and leadership will play a crucial role in driving our continued growth and success at RCS."
Prior to joining the private sector, Gargagliano served in the United States Coast Guard (active and reserve duty) for over 20 years where he retired as a Master Chief Boatswainsmate. He also served in the Airborne Infantry of the United States Army. Gargagliano graduated summa cum laude from the University of South Florida with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration.
RCS was formed by Bryson Raver and his partner and chief investment officer, Josh Kuder, to identify and finance strategic mergers and acquisitions across a variety of industries. Raver also serves as CEO of The Facilities Group which owns 18 local, regional, and national facilities service brands operating in all 50 states with 14,000 employees.