The Softwood Lumber Board has appointed Tim Lukoshus as director of finance. He will lead the organization’s financial management and core accounting functions, including oversight of timely financial reporting for accuracy and transparency used by SLB leadership and its board, the Softwood Lumber Board said.
The role includes work tied to SLB’s integration of automation and AI in finance processes.
He joins SLB from association management firm Smithbucklin, where he served as an accounting manager managing accounting operations for professional societies and associations across healthcare, business trade, and technology sectors for the past five years.
Lukoshus is a certified public accountant and a graduate of Purdue University. He previously spent 10 years in public accounting with a Chicago-based firm.
SLB President and CEO Cees de Jager said Lukoshus’ track record in financial discipline and operational rigor aligns with the organization’s focus on transparency, timeliness, and decision-making.Option 2: Softwood Lumber Board hires Tim Lukoshus as director of finance
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The CPA joins SLB from Smithbucklin after five years managing association accounting.
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The Softwood Lumber Board has appointed Tim Lukoshus as director of finance. He will lead the organization’s financial management and core accounting functions, including oversight of timely financial reporting for accuracy and transparency used by SLB leadership and its board, the Softwood Lumber Board said.
The role includes work tied to SLB’s integration of automation and AI in finance processes.
He joins SLB from association management firm Smithbucklin, where he served as an accounting manager managing accounting operations for professional societies and associations across healthcare, business trade, and technology sectors for the past five years.
Lukoshus is a certified public accountant and a graduate of Purdue University. He previously spent 10 years in public accounting with a Chicago-based firm.
SLB President and CEO Cees de Jager said Lukoshus’ track record in financial discipline and operational rigor aligns with the organization’s focus on transparency, timeliness, and decision-making.