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Undergraduate degree from an accredited college or university with a focus in Business Administration, Supply Chain, Finance, Accounting, Economics, or related discipline; in the absence of a degree, directly related job experience serving in an industrial procurement role, where a number of years and proven knowledge may offset the degree requirement.
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Within NESCO Resource, we have three operating groups with the capability to staff effectively any positions that require Technology, Accounting & Finance, and Clerical & Light Industrial expertise.
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In 2020, Millennia ranked #1 on the Affordable Housing Finance (AHF) list of Top 10 Companies Completing Substantial Rehabilitation, #4 on the AHF list of Top 50 Affordable Housing Owners, and #18 on the Multi-Housing News list of Top Developers.
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Supports the Business Unit Finance Manager during the annual budget and interim forecasting process and assists with analytical review. Assists the Business Unit Finance Manager in ensuring there are proper internal controls in place including compliance with company policies and procedures, Sarbanes Oxley and all other statutory requirements.
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