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Leads accounting for a manufacturing plant, overseeing close activities, cost accounting, inventory, fixed assets, capital projects, controls, reconciliations, and financial reporting. Partners with plant leadership, Operations, Engineering, Supply Chain, FP&A, and Corporate Accounting to improve financial insight and decision-making. Builds scalable accounting infrastructure for increased production, strengthens processes and controls, and develops the site accounting team.

Leads accounting operations, financial close, reporting, internal controls, audit coordination, and accounting systems activities. Oversees general accounting, fixed assets, accounts payable, payroll accounting support, reconciliations, and GAAP compliance. Supervises accounting staff, supports financial audits and regulatory reporting, resolves complex accounting issues, improves processes, and partners with leadership on financial initiatives, controls, and cross-functional projects.

Own the accounting function for a multi-entity healthcare management organization. Lead monthly, quarterly, and annual close; consolidated reporting; audit and tax; cash management; controls; budgeting support; and accounting system improvements. Manage the accounting team, oversee intercompany accounting and revenue recognition, ensure U.S. GAAP compliance, and support clinic acquisitions and integrations.

The Controller supports the CFO with daily financial operations, month-end close, KPI monitoring, budgeting, forecasting, audit compliance, SOX compliance, and financial statement oversight. The role leads finance teams supporting hospital, laboratory, GME, and shared-services entities; safeguards assets; reviews accounting practices; and provides training and continuous improvement guidance to department leaders and staff.

The Controller prepares and presents financial reports, budgets, forecasts, and variance analyses; oversees month-end and year-end close; manages billing, receivables, payables, cost accounting, inventory accounting, and revenue recognition; maintains internal controls and fixed-asset reconciliations; reviews purchases and payments; supports profitability improvements; and leads accounting staff while coordinating with management, vendors, auditors, clients, and financial institutions.

The Business Controller supports the US East sales cluster by analyzing sales, costs, customer performance, and financial results. Responsibilities include monthly performance management, variance analysis, forecasting, business planning, investment and customer business cases, and recommending operational improvements. The role partners closely with sales and management teams, translates operational activity into financial outcomes, coordinates quarterly forecasts, and supports strategic and resource planning across the Americas.

Leads Petra’s Management Company Accounting practice across private equity and debt fund clients. Oversees close and reporting processes, accounting policies, financial statement review, audits, tax reporting, cash controls, client onboarding, and operational efficiency. Advises senior client executives, manages accounting teams, establishes quality and internal control standards, and drives staffing, technology, automation, and practice-growth initiatives.

Leads Yearout Mechanical’s accounting operations, financial reporting, month-end close, internal controls, construction project accounting, percentage-of-completion forecasting, cash management, audits, budgeting, and financial analysis. Oversees AR, AP, job costing, general ledger, contracts management, and related teams while partnering with project managers, operations, payroll, HR, and corporate finance. Optimizes Sage systems, strengthens controls, and provides leadership with insights into project performance, margins, risks, and cash flow.

Leads financial management for an Iron Works business unit, including forecasting, budgeting, profitability analysis, reporting, month-end close, internal controls, audits, and operational decision support. Partners with general and operations leaders, oversees the Planning/Admin group, manages project purchasing and execution, reviews resource requirements, and drives financial and process improvements.

Leads financial reporting, consolidation, technical accounting, equity and compensation accounting, SEC disclosures, audits, and internal controls. Oversees U.S. GAAP compliance, SOX requirements, reporting systems, accounting policies, and process improvements while managing cross-functional partnerships and developing accounting personnel.

Provides interim, fractional, and project-based financial leadership to middle-market clients. Responsibilities include managing financial close, cash flow, covenant compliance, reconciliations, reporting, tax filings, accounting processes, controls, and process improvements. The consultant also supports mergers and acquisitions through due diligence and integration, identifies financial risks, and advises multiple clients while managing concurrent engagements.

Oversee plant accounting, cost accounting, inventory accounting, financial close, variance analysis, budgeting, forecasting, and operational reporting for a manufacturing facility. Partner with plant and operations leadership to manage labor, materials, overhead, inventory, and capital investments. Maintain ERP data integrity, internal controls, GAAP compliance, performance scorecards, and cost-saving initiatives while supporting process improvements and rapid organizational growth.

Lead accounting and payroll operations for multi-entity IDD and in-home care business units. Responsibilities include managing accounting staff, overseeing biweekly payroll, owning month-end close, preparing journal entries and reconciliations, handling AP/AR and billing, managing intercompany accounting, preparing external reports, supporting audits and tax filings, and administering 401(k) plans. The role also establishes internal controls, improves workflows, and partners with external accountants and benefits providers.

Serves as the financial business partner for a manufacturing plant, leading budgeting, forecasting, planning, costing, reporting, accounting compliance, inventory valuation, and variance analysis. Partners with plant leadership to achieve financial targets, identifies P&L improvement opportunities, and acts as the site’s financial subject matter expert and liaison with Corporate Accounting.

Lead controllership for Mercer Pacific: ensure accurate P&L and balance sheet reporting under US and local GAAP; govern reconciliations and internal controls (SOX-aligned); provide accounting advice; support M&A and integrations; prepare board reporting; and manage and develop the controllership team while partnering with Finance, Audit, Tax, Treasury, Legal and Compliance.

The Controller leads accounting operations for a multi-location retail organization, overseeing financial close, general ledger, inventory accounting, cash management, accounts payable and receivable, fixed assets, tax compliance, audits, reporting, and internal controls. The role partners with leadership and store operations, manages and develops accounting staff, supports budgeting and capital projects, maintains financial accuracy, and ensures compliance with accounting policies and regulations. Periodic travel to company locations is required.

Owns day-to-day accounting and financial operations across multiple entities, including accounts receivable, accounts payable, billing, reconciliations, payroll coordination, month-end close, financial reporting, cash-flow monitoring, and forecasting support. The role will use AI, automation, and modern financial tools to improve workflows, controls, accuracy, and scalability while partnering with leadership, operations, external accountants, auditors, and tax advisors.

The Industrial Division Financial Controller manages divisional financial performance, forecasting, budgeting, reporting, reconciliations, job costing, billings, accounts receivable, month-end close, internal controls, and GAAP compliance. The role partners with operations and project teams, analyzes variances and job costs, supports collections and cash flow, prepares executive financial packages, and leads finance staff. Construction accounting expertise, ERP knowledge, advanced Excel skills, and strong analytical and leadership capabilities are required.

Own the accounting function end to end, including monthly close, US GAAP financial reporting, reconciliations, audit leadership, technical accounting, controls, AP, payroll, equity accounting, tax compliance, and systems integration. Build a scalable accounting operation using automation and AI, improve close processes, manage external advisors, and support budgeting, forecasting, modeling, and variance analysis while developing the future accounting team.

Lead financial officer responsible for financial policy, planning, reporting, risk management, cash flow forecasting, internal controls, budgeting, audits, contract oversight, and supervising accounting staff while advising CEO and Board.

Manages location-level accounting, credit, collections, payroll, inventory control, payables, receivables, month-end closing, audits, procurement, information systems, and administrative functions. Supervises accounting and administrative staff, establishes customer credit limits, analyzes financial and credit data, oversees employee administration, supports sales promotions, and ensures compliance with company, safety, environmental, and regulatory requirements.

Manages hotel finance and accounting operations, including accounts payable and receivable, payroll, reconciliations, billing, cash management, audits, tax filings, financial statements, month-end close, and internal controls. Supervises and trains accounting staff, coordinates with corporate accounting and department leaders, resolves guest billing issues, reviews labor and contract invoices, and supports the Director of Finance.

Own the full P&L for a product division, supporting the General Manager with financial analysis, forecasting, budgeting, strategic planning, reporting, and accounting activities. Partner cross-functionally to evaluate costs, allocations, bookings, shipments, revenue recognition, and manufacturing drivers. Lead monthly and quarterly close processes, variance analysis, balance sheet reviews, and management reporting. Supervise and develop financial analysts while supporting executive decision-making.

Leads accounting and financial reporting for a hyper-growth organization, overseeing close cycles, GAAP compliance, revenue recognition, audits, tax compliance, reconciliations, billing, collections, and related-party transactions. Partners with executives and FP&A to translate financial results into decisions, builds scalable processes and systems, and recruits and develops the accounting team. Requires strong accounting leadership, ERP expertise, revenue recognition experience, and knowledge of audit and tax regulations.

Leads accounting across a multi-entity, international oil and gas portfolio. Owns close, consolidations, reconciliations, internal controls, US GAAP and IFRS reporting, audits, payment controls, non-operated revenue and joint-venture accounting, international consolidations, and accounting systems. Manages and mentors a five-person team while optimizing Quorum ODA, automating workflows with AI, supporting budgeting and forecasting, and coordinating with treasury, operations, auditors, and foreign advisors.