Shomari McCrimons is a finance executive specializing in strategy and organizational growth. He currently serves as Chief Financial Officer of the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE), a national nonprofit founded in 1893 to advance education in engineering and engineering technology. There he leads the accounting and finance function, oversees board reporting, and partners with the CEO on long-term organizational strategy. Previously, he spent more than 16 years at AARP in enterprise budget, analytics, and customer experience roles.

Shomari also builds businesses. He was an initial investor in and CFO of Dirty Dog’s Car Wash, a private equity–backed company. Additionally, he co-facilitates a college course on financial planning and analysis for students interested in small businesses and entrepreneurship. A former AmeriCorps VISTA, he earned his MBA from Tulane University, where he was a Morton A. Aldrich Fellow, and his BBA from Howard University, where he was a Trustee Scholarship recipient.