Creative Financial Staffing has been exclusively retained by a Boston-based REIT to identify a Manager of SEC Reporting & Technical Accounting to join their team.
Why the Manager of SEC Reporting & Technical Accounting opportunity? - The Company: Publicly traded Real Estate Investment Trust with a focus on industrial
- The Growth: During 2024 the Company entered into a strategic partnership with a $80 billion+ AUM Private Equity firm providing the company with $500 million of capital to pursue acquisitions.
- Exposure: Working closely with the CAO and CFO, the Manager of SEC Reporting & Technical Accounting will be a key member within the Accounting and Finance team with exposure to the executive team, and external audit teams.
- Compensation/Benefits: Highly competitive base + SEP Contribution + restricted stock + discretionary cash bonuses + 100% company paid medical and dental coverage + unlimited
Responsibilities for the Manager of SEC Reporting & Technical Accounting include but are not limited to: - Reporting to the Director of Technical Accounting and Reporting, the manager will have "hands- on" responsibility for all aspects of the company's financial reporting process, including, but not limited to review of financial results and quarter end workpapers; the preparation of the 10K, 10Q & other SEC filings and supporting schedules; preparation of the earnings release; SOX compliance.
- Assist with the research, documentation, and implementation of significant/relevant technical accounting standards.
- Review purchase price allocations, quarterly performance stock unit and warrant valuations, Hypothetical Liquidation Book Value calculations for our equity method investment in joint venture, E.P.S calculations and quarterly assessment for indicators of impairment.
- Maintain and enhance documentation surrounding the internal controls over financial reporting of the company.
- Coordination of procedures and supports with internal and external auditors
Qualifications: - Undergraduate degree in accounting and C.P.A licensure (or working towards the CPA)
- B.A. or master's degree is preferred, but not required.
- 4+ years' experience in either 1) a Big 4 or National CPA firm with public clients (industry experience is not required); or 2) a mix of public accounting and industry experience
- Must have SEC reporting and SOX experience either during your time in public or in your current role.