Account Manager
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casbon associatesLos Angeles (CA)
Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing ClerksOther Accounting Services
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$150k to $200k
About the role
New job just listed for an Account Manager, this is a "light desk", located in West LA, hybrid. AgilLink required! No overtime!! Offering $95k plus range. Interviewing now! We are in need of an Account Manager for our clients in Woodland Hills, West LA and Beverly Hills who have worked in business management accounting for the entertainment industry and has datafaction and/or Agilink software experience. Located in West LA. We are also in need of a Business Manager!!! located on the west side of Los Angeles!Business Manager requirements:8 + years of relevant experience. Previous Business Management experience.Excellent client relationship and communication skills.Strong leadership and organizational skills.Salary for the business manager is $150k to $200k commensurate with experience.Bachelor's degreeCPA preferred.ResponsibilitiesMaintain working relationships with clients and manage their books.Cash management, transfers, deposits, house accounts etc.Bank account management.Day to day client interaction.Managing bookkeeper, previous management experience of same required.Coordinate with tax management on tax related matters.Research client requests as needed.Working with Bookkeeper.QualificationsBachelor's degree or equivalent experience preferred.5 years' of proven success in client managementDetail oriented, organized and excellent time management skills.Able to interact with multiple clients and personalities.Strong work ethic. Excellent written, verbal and communication skills.Comfortable working in an upbeat, fast paced cultural environment.Offering work/life balance.Datafaction or AgilLink software.
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