Corporate Controller
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unity searchDallas (TX)
Treasurers and ControllersCorporate, Subsidiary, and Regional Managing Offices
SENIORITY
Director
About the role
Unity Search has partnered with a fast-growing Retail/Distribution company in the Central Dallas area in its search for a Corporate Controller.Reporting directly to the President and based at the corporate headquarters, this person will have ultimate responsibility for all accounting and finance functions of the company including but not limited to:Own the monthly, quarterly, and annual financial close processProduce complete and accurate financial statementsOversee all day to day accounting functions including: General ledger, AR/AP, Inventory and Revenue recognitionTrain and mentor an experienced Assistant Controller who will be this person’s supportUpdate and continually improve accounting processes and workflowsServe as the primary point of contact for interactions with attorneys, CPAs, banks, and consultantsFor anticipated acquisitions of the company, direct the due diligence process with consultants and assist with the integration of acquired companiesVarious special projects for the PresidentThe ideal candidate for this role would 10+ years of relevant experience with at least some exposure to working with inventory via exposure to the Manufacturing, Distribution, Consumer Products, Retail or Construction industries and good leadership skills.Compensation for the role will vary with experience but will probably be in the $150K to $175K range + Bonus.For consideration, please email your resume to Allison Evans at aevans@unitysearch.com
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