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The role of Regional Finance Manager is responsible for preparing analysis reports, providing financial analysis to improve business decisions and formulating a budget. Regional Finance ManagerClick Here to Apply OnlineJob Description Levy Sector Different perspectives make us better.
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The new finance person/CPA will play a pivotal role in our organization, overseeing various financial aspects, including payroll, tax compliance, accounts payable, accounts receivable, budget & cashflow management, employee benefits, financial reporting, and more.
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Responsibilities The Budget Officer reports to the Vice President for Fiscal Affairs and is responsible managing all aspects of the universitys budget to include direct communication, coordination, preparation, and implementation of the annual operating budget including developing revenue and expense estimates.
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This position has overall financial accountability for the Corporate Health business unit and management of its day-to-day financial and administrative operations, including accounting, accounts payable, billing/collections, annual operating budget, capital budgets, financial statement/invoice preparations and call center management.
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Conduct routine compliance reviews of grant programsCoordinate across Departments – Finance, Business Services, and SDRRN Migrant Shelter Services to ensure contract compliance requirements are metCollaborative team player with a can-do attitude, the ability to think and implement quickly, and identify creative solutions to complex problems to mitigate risk for the companyAccounting.
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CURO (dba Cash Money, LendDirect, Heights Finance, Southern Finance, Covington Credit, Quick Credit, and First Heritage Credit) is committed to a policy of providing equal employment opportunity to all qualified employees and applicants.
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The manager for budget and finance will manage the day-to-day business operations and financial transactions including but not limited to journal entries, contract invoicing, and financial closings/reconciliations, assist with the management and oversight of the annual and quarterly budget submission process, as well as the financial reporting.
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The Director of Finance reports to the Divisional CFO and leads in the Finance Team with responsibility for budget and financial operations of the Department. Proven experience as a Finance Director or similar financial leadership role.
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Possesses expert-level proficiency in finance, accounting, forecasting, data analysis, etc. Conducts a broad and complex variety of accounting, budget, and financial-related analyses. Creates analyses, prepares reports, maintains budget-related items, and provides recommendations when necessary.
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Under general supervision of the Assistant Director and Director of Finance & Budget. As one of our Hospital System Finance Managers, reporting to the Hospital System Assistant Director of Budget & Finance, you are part of the team who manages the budgeting, financial planning and operational finance for a $3 billion annual operating budget that includes 3 hospitals and over 600 cost centers.
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This individual will work closely with the Sr. Financial Analyst, Director of Financial Planning & Analysis, Chief Financial Officer, and the leadership team in developing financial and operational reports, analysis for supporting cross-functional business teams, financial models and the annual budget.
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With input from and oversight of the Director of Finance, assist with and contribute to the following areas: Annual budget Monthly and quarterly forecasting Capital spend analysis and reporting Revenue outlooks 3-month, 6-month, etc.
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As the Finance Manager you will support the objectives of the Accounting department while assisting operating departments with forecasting, budget, labor and inventory controls, analysis, auditing as well as operational responsibilities for the units you are supporting.
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Supervises and coordinates the functions of reimbursements, budget, patient accounting, medical records, admissions and general accounting, which includes general ledger accounting, accounts payable, and cashiering.
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Or, eight years of experience comparable to work functions performed at the developmental Cost Estimator performance level or full performance or as a Mid-Level Finance/Budget Analyst or equivalent.
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