Associate Analyst, Client Finance

Posted 12 days ago

cmi media compasCherry Hill Twp (NJ)

Financial Specialists, All Other Advertising Agencies

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$35,000-$65,000

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About the role

Description: Position at CMI Media GroupThe Associate Analyst, Client Finance will support the Client Finance team to ensure the highest quality of financial service to our clients. In collaboration with Client Finance team members, provide support of clients' financial management, including SOWs, client billing and reporting as well as administrative and staff functions.

Key Requirements:

Assist with maintaining internal systems, including creating and editing corporate jobs and estimates
Assist with maintaining all Staffing-related spreadsheets, including Staff Assignments, Reporting Lines, Competitive Conflicts and Client-Required Training spreadsheets for all new hires and team transitions
Assist with developing and monitoring actual hours/expenses vs. estimated for each assigned brand and implement adjustments.
Assist with maintaining current client Purchase Order #s (PO#s) and investigate/resolve any issues
Assist with master staffing grid, hours by person and remaining hours
Assist with developing and maintaining Budget Trackers including working media budgets, expenses, fees, and aging reports; coordinate with media team to resolve discrepancies

What We're Looking For:

Basic knowledge of all online and offline media functions (Media Planning, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Search Engine Marketing (SEM), Programmatic Media Buying, Social, Analytics, Technology, etc.)Strong Excel skills
Project management skills and time management skills
Ability to problem solve and provide alternative solutions
Interest/passion to work with numbers/finances

The base salary for this position at the time of this posting may range from $35,000-$65,000. Individual compensation varies based on job related factors, including business needs, experience, level of responsibility and qualifications.

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