6 results for Billing Manager Supervisor in Chicago, IL

SEC Reporting Manager To apply to this hybrid role, please send your resume to John Sadofsky at [email protected] Feeling stuck or straight up bored at your current job? Let’s fix that. A high-End Investment firm is seeking a SEC Reporting Manager. Perks include including above market pay-rates, top-tier health benefits, plenty of work from home flexibility, and other unique perks that their top competitors can’t to provide. Job Description: - Supervise day-to-day SEC and FERC reporting processes, including drafting disclosures, processing changes, ensuring accuracy and consistency throughout the document, maintaining quarterly list of disclosure items and coordinating with the printer. - Proactively notify Manager or Director of any accounting/reporting issues or concerns. - Work closely with other departments and Business Units regarding reporting activities. - Supervise and provide review and approval of a variety of reporting assignments. - Interface with leadership positions within Finance, Legal and Secretary’s Office. Team oriented interface with comparable roles. - Work with various parties, both within the Controller’s Group as well as other areas of the company, to accomplish goals, resolve issues and enhance and improve processes. Contact with others requires tact and persuasiveness. - Supervise assigned staff including development, staffing, performance assessment, work review, etc. Day to day supervisory responsibilities are limited but, depending on size and accounting complexity of assigned entity, may provide lead direction to staff assigned to specific project or work group. Work leadership is generally administrative in nature and typically involves functional direction to others assigned to assist on an occasional to moderate basis.

Director of Financial Reporting To apply to this hybrid role, please send your resume to John Sadofsky at [email protected] Let’s get you into a job where you’re not under compensated for your hard work. How about one where the company values your time? A high-end firm that was just rated one of the top places to work in Chicago just created a new Director of Financial Reporting position. Which may seem pretty standard…until you get to the best part: The perks. 1) The pay rates are above what their top competitors pay their employees2) They have higher bonus structures3) There’s work from home flexibility and prioritization for employee work/life balance.4) The position is a fast-track career growth opportunity (as the company is expanding rapidly thru acquisitions)5) And more… Responsibilities<ul><li>Oversee U.S. GAAP reporting requirements for all investments including the preparation of all financial statements and supporting analyses.</li><li>Oversee U.S. GAAP Investment Company Accounting reporting on behalf of various co-investment partners</li><li>Ensure timely submissions of all reporting deliverables and regular coordination with the appropriate department contacts to effectively communicate expectations</li><li>Consolidate, review and analyze results on a U.S. GAAP and proportionate basis including preparation of presentations and ensuring analysis is to a high standard. Includes working in coordination with the other Accounting Departments and FP& A teams to understand variances from forecasts and variances in quarterly actual results</li><li>Build relationships with key contacts internally and externally with various teams to continually assess and address issues that may result in delays or inaccuracy of information</li><li>Effectively manage team and respective tasks, workloads and projects for team members. In addition, provide coaching and development to direct reports</li><li>Oversee all monthly and between-quarter responsibilities for entire team and assess where roles or tasks can be shifted amongst team members as needed</li><li>Leads all technical accounting and financial reporting research efforts; analyzes, researches, and concludes on new and proposed technical accounting and financial reporting matters as well as prepares memorandums regarding the company’s position and the impact on the company</li><li>Oversee project to enhance and update Company’s accounting policies and their future maintenance</li><li>Work with internal audit and the Senior Manager of Risk and Controls to ensure controls are properly integrated and working effectively</li><li>Coordinate with external auditors to answer questions, provide support in a timely fashion, understand new U.S. GAAP accounting guidance</li><li>Continually challenge the reporting processes and identify improvements to reduce manual processes in favor of automation</li></ul>

Client Relationship Specialist To apply to this hybrid role, please send your resume to John Sadofsky at [email protected] Feeling stuck or straight up bored at your current job? Let’s fix that. A high-End Investment firm is seeking a Client Relationship Specialist. Perks include including above market pay-rates, top-tier health benefits, plenty of work from home flexibility, and other unique perks that their top competitors can’t to provide. We are seeking a highly motivated Client Relationship Specialist to work out of our Highland Park office to provide high-touch client service and dedicated operational support to a team of highly motivated Financial Advisors and their High-Net-Worth individual clients. Responsibilities:<ul><li>Client onboarding, including preparation of new account paperwork and client information-gathering</li><li>Account maintenance, including any account registration and account profile changes</li><li>Asset movement processing, including journals, wire transfers and EFTs</li><li>Assist with quarterly billing and performance reporting</li><li>Client issue resolution</li><li>Gathering tax information for clients and assisting with tax reporting</li><li>Relationship management, including regular client contact</li><li>General administrative functions, including but not limited to:</li><li>Maintaining information in the Client Relationship Management System</li><li>Exception report review</li><li>Preparation of miscellaneous paperwork, such as letters of authorization, check-writing applications, operational documents, etc.</li><li>Communicating with supervisors regarding compliance matters and miscellaneous regulatory inquiries</li><li>Trade execution and trade error resolution, as may be applicable and required</li></ul>

SVP, Portfolio Controller To apply to this hybrid role, please send your resume to John Sadofsky at [email protected] Let’s get you into a job where you’re not under compensated for your hard work. How about one where the company values your time? A high-end firm that was just rated one of the top places to work in Chicago just created a new SVP, Portfolio Controller position. Which may seem pretty standard…until you get to the best part: The perks. 1) The pay rates are above what their top competitors pay their employees2) They have higher bonus structures3) There’s work from home flexibility and prioritization for employee work/life balance.4) The position is a fast-track career growth opportunity (as the company is expanding rapidly thru acquisitions)5) And more… ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:· Carry out all facets of financial and regulatory reporting, accounting, audit, budgets, compliance, asset-liability management, liquidity management and investment functions.· Develop and maintain reliable and timely financial reporting as a basis for management planning and decision making. Actively participate in the formation, development, implementation, and administration of the company’s strategic plan.· Present reports to the board of directors, senior management, and staff. Keep stakeholders up to date on trends and general information.· Clearly define and communicate goals and the contributions of departments towards those goals. Encourage cooperation, be approachable and build relationships that support cross-functional team building.· Oversee the budgeting process and maintain and monitor annual business plan financial targets. Understand the organizational strengths and weaknesses, clarify opportunities and threats, identify trends and opportunities to enhance business performance, and provide focus and direction for organizational and individual action.· Serve as the lead for all regulatory exams and audits.· Ensure compliance with all generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP)· Performs all other related duties as assigned.

Head of Financial Close and Reporting To apply to this hybrid role, please send your resume to John Sadofsky at [email protected] Let’s get you into a job where you’re not under compensated for your hard work. How about one where the company values your time? A high-end firm that was just rated one of the top places to work in Chicago just created a new Head of Financial Close and Reporting position. Which may seem pretty standard…until you get to the best part: The perks. 1) The pay rates are above what their top competitors pay their employees2) They have higher bonus structures3) There’s work from home flexibility and prioritization for employee work/life balance.4) The position is a fast-track career growth opportunity (as the company is expanding rapidly thru acquisitions)5) And more… The Impact You Will Have Reporting to the managing director of finance, you will join the team as Head of Financial Close and Reporting, providing support to and is a critical part of the Company's finance department. Some of your specific responsibilities could include:<ul><li>Oversee the preparation and review monthly, quarterly and annual financial reporting on US statutory, international IFRS and Canadian P& C 2 accounting basis, including the closing activities required for the preparation</li><li>Monitor and analyze financial data in order to make recommendations to business stakeholders</li><li>Implement and maintain proper accounting methods and policies that align with the required accounting guidance by staying up to date on any accounting changes</li><li>Manage relationship with external auditors and various state Departments of Insurance </li><li>Support the completion of the accounting and reporting of the investment portfolio and various data calls</li><li>Effectively lead and develop a staff of accounting professionals </li></ul>

Controller (Plant) For more information : email your resume to [email protected] We are on the search for a diligent, hands on and analytically proficient USBusiness Unit Controller of a 350 million dollar Plant located in Lisle,Illinois offers great benefits, bonus and growing privately held company withhybrid work from home/ plant opportunity. The individual will be tasked withthe responsibility of managing financial site operations, including budgeting,forecasting, and general accounting. The role also includes overseeingaccounting functions and ensuring efficiency in the plant's financialpractices. Responsibilities:•Prepare and present financial statements and supporting schedules as per theclose schedule•Manage all areas related to financial reporting•Lead the monthly, quarterly, and annual forecast and budget process, and managereporting requirements•Support day-to-day accounting functions such as Accounts Payable, AccountsReceivable, and Inventory•Reconcile and investigate WIP job variances•Assist in management and coordination of plant financial reporting•Identify cost improvement opportunities and implement process improvements andcontrols•Prepare monthly account reconciliations and adjusting journal entries•Oversee the monthly, quarterly, and year-end close•Prepare and present all financial documents to the Management Team, Board ofDirectors•Obtain and maintain a thorough understanding of the financial reporting andgeneral ledger structure•Develop and maintain accounting principles, practices, and procedures to ensureaccurate and timely financial statements•Participate in all internal and external audits•Perform cost accounting activities, including valuation of inventory, analysisof manufacturing overhead variances, and creation of manufacturing productcosts•Assist in the calculation of standard rates for parts, labor, and overhead