Accounts Receivable/ Billing Manager

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creative financial staffingSan Antonio (TX)
Billing and Posting ClerksOther Accounting Services

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Accounts Receivables/Billing ManagerJoin a thriving and innovative company in the heart of San Antonio, where creativity meets financial excellence! We're on the lookout for a dynamic Accounts Receivables/Billing Manager to join our passionate team and play a pivotal role in our continued success.Perks for the AR/Billing Manager:Dive into a dynamic opportunity where you'll directly collaborate with our leadership team.Join a local reputable company that is making waves in the creative industry.Experience the warmth of a family-feel workplace dedicated to employee growth and community impact.Be part of a company that is unwavering in its commitment to delivering top-notch service to our customers.Responsibilities for the AR/Billing Manager: As our Accounts Receivables/Billing Manager, you'll be at the forefront of financial excellence, handling tasks that include:Posting Accounts Receivable and ensuring smooth collections.Generating billing and crafting invoices for our valued clients.Seamlessly scanning documents into our cutting-edge accounting system.Keeping our financial data organized by updating Excel spreadsheets and managing accounts payable mail coding.Preferred Experience for the AR/Billing Manager: We're looking for a candidate with:Proven general accounting experience (1-2 years).Expertise in using Microsoft Excel and various functions for accurate reporting.Why Join Us: If you're self-motivated, eager to learn, and ready to grow your skills, this is the place for you! Embrace a workplace where creativity, growth, and financial excellence converge.Ready to make a difference and be part of something extraordinary? Apply now and let your financial prowess shine in the world of creativity!

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