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Direct financial strategy, planning and forecasts; conferring with President, COO and CFO concerning strategic planning. Experience with ERP - Enterprise Resource Planning. Competence in ERP - Enterprise Resource Planning.
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The Senior Financial Analyst will be in charge of driving world class strategic and financial planning methods, developing rolling forecast processes to ensure resources are leveraged with maximum effectiveness, and building long-range operating plans to support business initiatives.
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Provide legal counseling to senior management on matters such as business strategic planning, claims and disputes, contracts with suppliers, licenses, and protecting intellectual property.
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SResponsible for providing financial modeling and analysis to support financial planning, strategic planning, and special projects. Lead special projects, strategic planning and other financial initiatives as assigned.
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Robert Half is partnering with a privately held company headquartered in New York that is expanding and seeking a corporate counsel with 3+ years’ experience for its Miami office. Juris Doctorate from accredited US Law School.
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Proven experience as a Financial Planning & Analysis Manager for a minimum of 7 years. Maintain an understanding of the Adaptive Insights tool for strategic management processes. Familiarity with ERP - Enterprise Resource Planning and ERP Solutions.
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3+ years of corporate experience handling commercial contacts in a law firm or in house legal department. This attorney will report into the General Counsel. Draft, review and negotiate NDA, advertising and media agreements and other commercial agreements.
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Robert Half is partnering with a growing construction company on a Financial Planning & Analysis Manager opening. The FP& A (Financial Planning and Analysis) Manager plays a crucial role in providing financial insights, analysis, and strategic support to senior management.
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The ideal Director of Finance will have experience working with strategic planning, owning the budgeting, full month end close process, financial statements, financial analysis, and audit process.
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Proven track record of fiscal management, strategic planning, budgeting, forecasting, financial reporting, and cash management. Lead the strategic planning and financial management of the organization.
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Financial Analysis: Conduct financial analysis and provide insights to senior management to support strategic planning and policy development. Robert Half is working with a government organization seeking a dedicated Sr. Accountant to join their team in Tacoma, Washington on a permanent basis.
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Generate and analyze HR data reports to support decision-making and strategic planning. Robert Half is the world’s first and largest specialized talent solutions firm that connects highly qualified job seekers to opportunities at great companies.
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Delivering tax planning and strategic counsel. In-depth knowledge of non-profit accounting. Proficiency in QuickBooks Online. Prior experience at a CPA firm or public accounting, although not compulsory, will be advantageous.
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Provide strategic tax planning advice to clients, including tax-efficient structures for business transactions, mergers and acquisitions, and international tax planning. Contribute to firm-wide strategic planning, decision-making, and governance processes.
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Lead strategic security planning with IT Management and Risk Management teams. Robert Half works to put you in the best position to succeed. © 2024 Robert Half. An Equal Opportunity Employer.
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