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VP of Finance and Accounting

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confidentialCharlotte (NC)

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About the role

The client is seeking a VP of Finance and Accounting to oversee all key accounting functions within a complex, multi-entity real estate operation. This leadership role is responsible for supporting operations, legal, and tax compliance, while collaborating closely with senior leadership and operations teams. The position offers the opportunity to lead and develop a growing accounting team in a company with nationwide locations and ambitious growth plans. Core responsibilities include managing general ledger, accounts receivable, purchasing/accounts payable, debt, equity, and intercompany accounting processes. The VP will supervise treasury, banking, and cash flow management activities, analyze monthly operating results, and provide actionable insights to leadership. Additional duties involve collaborating with operations teams to support revenue accounting and procurement, ensuring accurate and timely financial close and reporting under US GAAP, supporting tax preparation and audit processes, and integrating accounting processes for new locations. Candidates should have a minimum of three years of Director-level accounting experience, a strong background in core accounting functions, and real estate industry experience. Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and accounting database software is required, along with a bachelor's degree in accounting. Preferred qualifications include a master's degree and/or CPA, experience in policy development and process improvement, and strong communication, problem-solving, and teamwork skills. This full-time, exempt position does not require travel and is focused on work-life balance.

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