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Education and professional experience: The Director of Finance should have a BS/BA degree in Accounting or Finance with at least 5-7 years of experience managing finance in an established organization.
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Non-profit finance experience is a plus. Working closely with the Sr. Director of FP&A, the Deputy CFO, and across all Finance and Accounting functions (including Treasury, Grants Management, Accounting, Payroll, Tax and Compliance, and Procurement to Payment), they will be expected to be a critical thinker and eager to innovate, collaborate, and drive change while ensuring compliance with legal requirements and maintaining data and system integrity.
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CALIBRE Systems, Inc., an employee-owned Management Consulting and Digital Transformation company, is currently looking to fill a Vice President, Finance/Accounting & Controller position.
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The position requires a Bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting or business administration. The Senior Manager partners with senior Finance leaders to innovate, continually evolve the transformation strategy, and act as a change agent.
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A Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance or related field; advanced degree or CPA preferred. Play a key role in development of accounting team and work with GPS Finance leadership on career planning for staff.
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Hotel accounting experience in a shared service environment is a plus. Perform other tasks requested by Accounting Manager, Assistant Directors of Finance and Director of Finance.
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Of required experience, must have 3 years of experience with one or a combination of the following: at national valuation firm; at accounting firm’s valuation practice; in investment banking; in private equity/venture capital; and/or in commercial banking.
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15-plus years of professional experience working in a client serving role at a top-tier public accounting firm. Based on your skills and interests, projects may include (but not limited to): Interim Controller/CFO, SEC reporting, M&A, IPO Readiness, Financial transformation, SOX Compliance, Technical Accounting, FP&A, ERP implementation, etc.
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Master's degree in Quantitative Finance, Finance, Accounting or a closely related quantitative field plus two years' experience in corporate accounting or finance group setting.
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RWE Clean Energy, LLCFunctional area: Finance / Controlling Remuneration: ExemptThe Structured Finance team is responsible for raising external project financing, primarily tax equity financing, for utility-scale renewable energy projects as a key contributor to RWE's growth and financial objectives.
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U.S. Investment & Corporate Banking Associates are directly involved in the design, origination, structuring and execution of mergers & acquisitions, equity and debt capital markets, leveraged finance and other global products and services for existing and prospective Mizuho clients.
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Accounting, Finance, Management Information Systems, Management Information Systems & Accounting, Computer and Information Science, Computer and Information Science & Accounting, Mathematical Statistics, Statistics, Mathematics, Economics, Economics and Finance, Economics and Finance & Technology, Business Administration/Management, Engineering.
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The Structured Finance team is responsible for raising external project financing, primarily tax equity financing, for utility-scale renewable energy projects as a key contributor to RWE's growth and financial objectives.
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Firm Type: Law Firm, Experience: 2 Years, Job Overview: A law firm in Washington, DC, is seeking a Mid-Level Private Equity Finance Associate Attorney to join their team. Duties:Provide legal counsel and support on private equity finance matters, including private credit, acquisition finance, and leveraged finance transactions.
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The Finance Systems Associate will be responsible for administrating and supporting various financial systems and integration workflows used by the broader Finance Team. The candidate will work cross functionally with various departments in the organization, including investor relations, market intelligence, accounting, tax, sales, HR, technology, research, and settlements.
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