Robert Crisci Biography and Net Worth

Chief Financial Officer, Rob Crisci oversees Lineage’s finance organization and is responsible for creating a firm foundation for the company’s next phase of growth and expansion. He and his leadership team are focused on building a world-class finance organization, serving as key business partners to the CEO, and developing strong financial structures across the company. Prior to joining Lineage, Rob served in financial and executive leadership positions at Roper Technologies (NYSE: ROP), in which he led the growth of the company’s market capitalization from $12 billion to over $45 billion as Executive Vice President and CFO. He holds a Bachelor’s degree from Princeton University and a Master’s in Business Administration from Columbia University.

I think what makes a company an exciting place to work always starts with its people, and I’ve been incredibly impressed with Lineage’s culture. We have a collection of smart, driven leaders who make coming to work each day a pleasure. On top of that, Lineage has a history of strong growth with many exciting opportunities to further expand on our industry’s leading position. It’s an extraordinary time to join Lineage, and I am grateful for the opportunity.

Each of our values are so important. I love that while we have them posted at each facilities, they aren’t just words on a wall – we take pride in the way all our team members actually live them every day. The most important to me? Everything starts with safety! It’s how we start every meeting and, without a safe working environment, we can’t and won’t succeed. Our team members are the definition of essential. They come to work each day so consumers around the world have access to food at the grocery store and restaurants will have the supplies they need to serve their customers. Protecting our work family will always be our number one priority.

I am grateful to have worked for some amazing leaders throughout my career. I have seen great success and believe anything is possible if you are willing to work for it. Business (and life) presents many ups and downs, and I believe long-term success is all about learning from mistakes and making sure you never stop growing. Listen with the intent to learn. Always act with the end in mind. Be accountable!

Since I’ve still never had a hole-in-one, my proudest accomplishment is bowling a 243 in my Saturday morning league when I was 10-years-old... Just kidding! Of course, it’s my wonderful wife and our two teenage boys. Their love and support mean everything to me.