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Knowledge of accounting, bank operations, and finance principles. Minimum ten years of management experience in banking, finance, audit, or related fields. Job Summary: The firm is seeking an experienced Director of Operations to enhance operational efficiency and compliance.
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Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in Accounting, Finance, Business or a related field, and/or any combination of education, training and experience providing same. Ten or more years of general accounting and financial management experience for an organization with an operating budget of at least $15M. Non-profit experience preferred.
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You will also be assisting the Divisional Director of Finance with all aspects of the financial activities that occur within the region. Chartwells Higher Ed is looking to hire a Regional Controller, you will be responsible for leading the accounting and finance activity for all California State Universities supported by Chartwells.
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Experience in providing administrative support to Finance Director is required. Experience in providing administrative support to Finance Director is required. Ability to perform routine PRISM functions (e.g., process PARS, requisitions.
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This role supports smooth operations and effective office systems, working closely with the Executive Director and the Director of Studio Operations and Facilities. Provide finance support (QuickBooks transactions, petty cash, bank deposits.
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The Director of SEC Reporting and SOX will lead the SEC reporting and the SOX program. This is a highly visible role that offers the opportunity to work with various Finance functions within the Company, including Accounting, FP&A, Investor Relations, Treasury, Stock Administration, and Corporate Tax, as well as HR, Legal, and various operational functions, which will allow you to gain a strong understanding of the Company's business and operations.
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The Office of Charles de Lisle, a high-end interior design firm, is looking for an Accounting Assistant to work closely with our Studio Director in all areas of A/P and A/R. This is a part-time, in-office position of 16-24 hours/week with the potential to evolve into a full-time position.
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As a community development finance institution (CDFI), we work with nonprofits, partners, and systems to build racial equity and community wealth and well-being. Nonprofit Finance Fund is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion in its workforce.
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Work closely with Executive Director, Assistant Director, and Director of Finance to review proposals for expanded or new operations and programs, as they relate to the organization’s budget.
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If interested send your resume to office@imprintpg.com with the subject line "Director of Finance Application - [Your Name]" Imprint Property Group: Director of Finance. Bachelor's Degree required, preferably in Business, Finance, Accounting, Real Estate.
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General Responsibilities: Under the supervision of the Director of Educational Development, plans and facilitates an extracurricular course centered around business and finance for middle and high school students.
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Reporting to the Associate Vice Chancellor for Auxiliary Services, the Senior Director, Auxiliary Facilities Services will oversee the maintenance, custodial, resource management and unit administrative operations for Auxiliary Services owned/operated properties across campus with 24/7/365 responsibility.
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Bachelor's: Business Administration, Finance, Economics, or a related field or equivalent education/experience. 12 years experience with extensive proven successful demonstrating positive results in financial planning and analysis, including seasoned experience providing direction to the planning process.
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Supervises: Senior Management Team, including the QA Director, HR Manager, Finance Controller, Managing Director of Transitional Housing Services, Managing Director of Family and Youth Shelter Services, and Program Director at Crossroads.
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We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Associate Director of IT to oversee the end-to-end management of our G&A application portfolio, including applications related to Finance, Legal, and HR. This role requires a blend of strategic oversight, technical expertise, and hands-on implementation experience to support Metagenomi’s growth and ensure alignment with our company goals and regulatory requirements.
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