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Cain brings more than 23 years of executive financial leadership experience to Matrix Systems
Cain is responsible for all finance functions as the company expands its business

Matrix Systems, an access control and security solutions provider with a 35-year reputation built on innovation and customer service, has named Kelly Cain as the company’s Chief Financial officer, effective immediately. Cain will serve as a core member of the Matrix Systems leadership team, responsible for all finance functions as the company expands its business in both emerging and established markets.

Cain brings more than 23 years of executive financial leadership experience to Matrix Systems. She has extensive expertise in both entrepreneurial and Fortune 500 environments and has led organisations strategically through periods of rapid growth, expansion and reorganisation. Her experience includes strategic accounting and cross-functional management, including finance and controlling, end-to-end executive financial operations and management of teams responsible for financial reporting.

Cain will assist Matrix Systems as it builds two new divisions- Frontier and Xentry Systems Integration- helping expand profitability, shape capital structures and raise equity. Prior to joining Matrix Systems, Cain served as Vice President, Sales Operations for Robert Bosch Tool Corp. Previously, she was Chief Financial Officer at CST/berger. During her career, she also held Controller positions at Affiliated Computer Services, Netifice Communications and Remington Medical. Cain earned her B.B.A. degree in Accounting from Georgia State University.

“Kelly’s experience in driving business excellence aligned with strategic financial growth objectives, proven in both emerging and global organisations, will allow us to scale our business while maximising the financial health of the organisation,” said Holly Tsourides, Chief Executive Office, Matrix Systems. “I am confident that she will contribute significantly to our overall success as we enter the next evolution of our business.”

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