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Reports to: Chief Financial OfficerReporting to Corporate Controller: (i) Assistant Controller (+ Senior Accountant); and (ii) Indirect Tax Manager (+2 tax accountants)Primary ResponsibilitiesReportingo Consolidating the results of the subsidiaries and BUs.o Manage all accounting and reporting activities (e.g., flash, monthly reporting, forecasts, quarterly lender reporting, Harvest specific requests) associated with OnPoint.
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Impact.com. Your Role at impact.com:As the Assistant Controller, you will be responsible for managing the global accounting function and a highly complex global financial operations function while continually improving procedures, processes, and systems.
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The Assistant Controller Reports directly to the Americas Controller and will assist in the management of the day-to-day accounting and treasury operations across nine legal entities for the Americas region.
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We are looking for a dynamic, hands on, and highly motivated VP of Accounting/ Global Controller to lead our talented Finance team based in Paris & New York. In this pivotal role, you will oversee all accounting matters and spearhead treasury operations while providing strategic guidance to ensure financial integrity and compliance.
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Deep knowledge of various accounting software; knowledge of Great Plains and Financial Edge is a plus. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in accounting; CPA preferred. 10 years of accounting experience, showing progressive movement including Controllership.
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2) leading all day-to-day financial operations, including functional responsibility over budgeting, general accounting, payroll, accounts payable, accounts receivable and fiscal planning. Experience required: Minimum ten years of progressively responsible professional government accounting experience, including supervisory and management responsibilities experience.
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Controller / Accounting ManagerLocation: Secaucus NJ - Onsite 5 days per week Salary: $125K to $150K DOEBenefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K and generous PTOIn this newly developed role, you will support the CFO in all accounting, operations and finance functions required for accurate and timely financial reporting for this privately-held trucking company.
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Job Posting: Controller/Accounting Manager Company Overview: A distinguished leader in the textiles industry, renowned for its unique designs and exceptional quality. Position Title: Controller/Accounting ManagerJob Description: As a Controller/Accounting Manager, you will play a pivotal role in maintaining the financial records.
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Reporting directly to the VP of Accounting or their designee, this position ensures the integration of financial accounting and treasury management practices as needed. Minimum of 5 years of construction accounting experience.
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The Global Record to Report organization is part of the Global Controllership organization and is responsible for end-to-end accounting operations, financial reporting quality and assurance and US regulatory reporting.
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The Controller will lead all day-to-day finance operations and have the opportunity to supervise a team as the THMM grows the accounting department. The candidate we seek to join our team must be an ambitious and experienced accounting resource currently in the role or seeking to become a Controller.
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Flexible/hybrid work place: 3 days in office currentlyas fund accounting or investment accounting experience. - 6-12 yrs of fund accounting experience public/private out of a fund.
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Lead an established CoE operating model, control network & key initiatives across finance technology, lease accounting, record to report, incentive compensation accounting / commissions, and cash, G/L, Fixed Asset.
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This person will directly report to the CEO and is responsible for the accounting, payroll, taxes, and financial reporting of the company. We are looking for a CPA Controller for our NYC-based company with heavy growth patterns in both domestic and international markets.
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Assess the impact of new accounting standards and assist in the development of related implementation strategies Identify process improvement opportunities and implement change initiatives Provide ad-hoc analysis in support of senior management initiatives Qualifications: Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting or a related field 5-10 years of progressive SEC reporting experience within a publicly traded company.
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