Accounting Manager

Posted 42 days ago

clark davis associatesCaldwell (NJ)

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Company Description:

Fortune Food Service Company
Job DescriptionDESCRIPTION:Preparation of Monthly Financial Statements and the Monthly Financial Package.
Responsibilities will include reviewing monthly journal entries, preparing and / or reviewing balance sheet accounting reconciliations and month end financial reporting
Supervise a group of 7 Accounting Professionals
Hire, train and develop a staff
Establish and implement policies and procedures
Work with external auditors to assist in the coordination of the year-end audit
Implement internal controls are in place ensure SOX compliance
Responsible for the accounting of joint ventures and other new business ventures.
Assist with financial projects and initiatives throughout the year including intangible asset valuations, technical accounting research and internal controls testing

Qualifications:

QUALIFICATIONSBachelor's degree in accounting or finance.
Minimum of 5 years' experience as a manager within a finance/accounting department.
CPA and prior Public Accounting
ExperienceAdvanced MS Excel skills (VLOOKUP, pivot tables), proficient, Oracle, PeopleSoftMust be proficient in MS Word and an ERP financial system (e.g.: Oracle, PeopleSoft, etc)

Additional Information: $75K to $85K + BonusPlease email kzalfino@clarkdavis.comSummaryType: Full-time

Function: Accounting/Auditing

Experience level: Executive

Industry: Food And Beverages

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