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Our clients are enterprises as diverse as sophisticated financial institutions and start-ups, global public firms, and middle-market companies, as well as high net worth individuals, family offices, not-for-profit organizations, and entrepreneurial ventures across a variety of industries.
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This Financial Services Audit Manager role will be based out of our Philadelphia, PA office, New York, NY or one of our New Jersey offices such as East Brunswick, Red Bank. Princeton or Whippany.
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Overseeing the day-to-day operations of the audit engagement from staffing, planning, risk assessment, fieldwork, financial reporting and the conclusion. Withum'saudit and advisory team possess the expertise necessary to give stakeholders confidence in financial information.
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The Audit Manager will be part of the Audit Team, where enthusiasm and teamwork come first. Significant experience in the industry or technical expertise in financial reporting.
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The key characters expected to the Internal Audit Manager include being risk conscious, control driven, critical thinking, proactive, relationship building, strong written and verbal communication skills, multi-tasking, time management, team player, and act with sense of urgency and ownership.
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These range from incubator companies focused on technology and cutting-edge diagnostics, to Fortune 500 entertainment, pharmaceutical, consumer products, publishing, consulting, manufacturing, and financial services firms.
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And as an Audit Manager, you’ll be at the heart of that goal, personally visiting high-profile clients on site to understand their unique needs and build your reputation as a trusted business advisor.
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We support and inspire you to prioritize your wellbeing by delivering personalized, holistic programming for your physical, emotional, financial and community wellbeing. In the Process Risk and Controls Practice we frequently work as or alongside a client’s internal audit function, the chief risk officer or risk function, Sarbanes-Oxley project team, and various other members of management tasked with managing risk.
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The manager will lead engagements supported by Partners who will educate, train and promote a great working environment. Identify and communicate to management suggestions to improve client internal controls and accounting procedures.
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This team brings credibility to our client's financial picture, communicates information objectively and clearly, and provides insight to help clients improve their organizations. The Forvis Mazars audit team provides services that go beyond the compliance function.
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