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Vice President of Global Accounting

Posted 11 days ago

confidentialPortland (ME)

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Vice President of Global Accounting
About the Company: Rapidly expanding global technology business seeking to scale international finance operations IndustryInformation Technology and Services TypePrivately HeldAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking a Vice President of Global Accounting to design, implement, and oversee its international financial infrastructure. The role leads global accounting governance, reporting, consolidations, treasury accounting, and internal controls, while ensuring compliance across multiple accounting standards and jurisdictions. The executive will advise senior leadership on capital raises, corporate structuring, international expansion, and mergers and acquisitions, and manage relationships with auditors and regulatory bodies. Responsibilities also include modernizing finance systems and workflows and developing a high-performing international accounting team. Candidates must hold a CA or CPA qualification and have at least 10 years of accounting or financial management experience, including five or more years in senior financial leadership. Experience in a rapidly scaling technology or capital-intensive environment is preferred. Applicants should bring strong expertise in US GAAP, IFRS, AASB, international tax, multi-entity consolidations, and multi-currency operations, along with a record of leading ERP transitions and automation initiatives. Excellent executive communication, strategic judgment, ethical standards, and the ability to lead through changing priorities are essential. Hiring Manager TitleChief Financial Officer FunctionsFinance

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