Fabiola Graterol
Finance Manager
Fabiola Graterol is the Finance Manager at Wynndalco Enterprises, LLC, where she owns the financial operations behind every client program — billing, invoice verification, order processing and the Field Service Support function.
Hers is the financial control layer of a project-based business: validating invoices against purchase orders and delivery records, processing and reconciling orders, tracking project costs and margins, managing billing cycles and collections, and keeping documentation audit-ready for the public-sector clients that require it. She works day to day with the warehouse, logistics and field teams so that what is quoted, what ships and what is invoiced always reconcile.
Areas of focus
- Billing, invoicing and collections
- Invoice verification against purchase orders and delivery records
- Order processing and reconciliation
- Project cost tracking and margin analysis
- Field Service Support coordination
- Audit-ready documentation for public-sector contracts
Fabiola is a telecommunications engineer by training, with more than ten years in the operational and executive management of telecommunications, and that background is precisely what makes her effective in finance. She understands the equipment, the labor and the field work behind every line item, so she can question a cost, explain a variance and forecast the true financial shape of a deployment before it becomes a surprise.
Born in Venezuela, she earned her engineering degree from the Universidad Nacional Experimental Politécnica de la Fuerza Armada Nacional and began her career at CANTV, the country’s state-run telephone and internet service provider, first as an intern and later as a full-time engineer. At CANTV she served on the Sun Microsystems lead team, using open-source software to support and enhance the national telecommunications platform, and her team designed and oversaw the installation of IP networks, optical fiber cabling and electronic switching systems.
At Wynndalco she applies that same engineering discipline to money: accurate numbers, documented decisions and budgets that hold up under scrutiny.