RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK – Having taken ChannelAdvisor public after building the ecommerce services provider into a global player, cofounder Scot Wingo well knows the challenges facing startups that want to go public. A crucial piece: Having an experienced chief financial officer.

So what is Wingo – now CEO of fast-growing startup Get Spiffy with a $60 million a year run rate announcing today?

The vehicle maintenance provider with an expanding national footprint and a wider variety of services well beyond its initial focus on car washes named Brad Schomber as CFO. Wingo, the head as well of the rapidly growing Triangle Tweener venture fund, notes that Schomber “brings 16+ years of financial expertise, including IPO experience to the team .”

Wingo also notes that Spiffy boosted revenues by more than 30% in 2022. The company has grown to more than 500 technicians and provides 300 vans to support its maintenance portfolio.

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Business is nearing 4,000 services per day with more than 850,000 performed in 2022.

The company launched in 2014, led by Karl Murphy with Wingo as an investor. He later took over as CEO.

Of Schomber, Wingo noted: “His proven track record scaling growth-stage businesses as well as his experience navigating fund-raising and taking companies public make him the perfect fit as we continue to build a world-class company.”