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Financial Reporting : Prepare monthly reporting for CFO and Board of Director presentations. A degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field. This requires a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of financial operations.
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Reporting to the EVP of Operations, this position will be responsible for accounting and financial management requirements for a select portfolio of properties. Coordinate the research of trends and builds recommendations to positively impact the portfolio’s financial performance.
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Bachelor’s degree in accounting, economics, finance, mathematics, or related disciplines. You’ll build relationships with your clients and your engagement team, and use our world-class audit technology to work collaboratively, solve smarter, and improve the client’s overall financial reporting process.
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Position Summary:The Senior Product Manager, Finance and Analytics is one of Finmark’s domain experts in financial planning, accounting, analytics, and reporting. The Senior Product Manager, Finance and Analytics will work closely with the founding team (CEO, CTO, and CPO) and with Product Managers, Designers, and Customer Success Managers to ensure that our product meets the needs of our customers – Founders/CEO’s and finance professionals.
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