Director of Finance
Director of Finance
Posted today
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Prepare timely and accurate analyses, summaries, and reports of financial data on the operating progress of the company
- Revise and maintain established cash flow projection processes and reporting structures
- Work with the CFO to routinely review revenue cycle metrics to identify and address issues affecting overall performance proactively
- Assist the CFO in compliance with federal, state, and local regulatory matters and requirements
- Liaise with finance partners, banks, and other vendors
- Identify areas of inefficiency, make recommendations, and develop action plans
- Generate forecasts and run scenario analyses, so the company can be predictive and proactive for the future
- Assist the CFO in reporting company's financial results
- Partner with senior leaders to ensure the financial needs of the business are being met and advise them on the financial strategy of the firm
- Advise senior leadership and other executives on how to maintain the company's economic health and strong growth
- In-depth knowledge of financial benchmarking, accounting, audit and tax compliance and other regulatory matters
- Demonstrated leadership skills and the ability to communicate effectively with senior leadership
- Innate ability to turn numbers into information, and to communicate the same to the stakeholders of the company who do not have accounting or finance backgrounds
- Prior experience in the Professional Services Industry (engineering preferred), investment banking, or "big 4" management consulting is a plus
- A bachelor's degree in finance or accounting is preferredA Certified Public Accounting License is strongly preferred
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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