Vice President of SOX Compliance
confidentialLos Angeles (CA)
About the role
Vice President of SOX Compliance
About the Company:
Prominent provider of high-quality services IndustryConsumer Services TypePrivately HeldAbout the RoleThe Company is in need of a VP of SOX Compliance to take on a pivotal role in overseeing global programs for internal control over financial reporting. The successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring that these programs are in alignment with all relevant compliance requirements. This senior position involves serving as a subject matter expert for teams worldwide, leading the design and operation of effective controls, and managing documentation and assessment activities. The VP will also be tasked with producing management reports, coordinating compliance efforts across various functions, and driving continuous improvement in the compliance program. Applicants for the VP of SOX Compliance role at the company should have a Bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, or a related field, with professional credentials such as CPA or CIA being preferred. A minimum of 10 years' experience in public accounting or internal audit with a focus on controls, risk, and compliance is required. The ideal candidate will possess expert knowledge of the COSO framework, practical experience in its application, and a proven track record of managing end-to-end compliance cycles. Strong communication skills, the ability to lead cross-functional teams, and a talent for problem-solving and delivering effective training are also essential qualifications for this position. Functions Finance
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