SVP Corporate Controller

Wellpath•Franklin, TN

About The Position

The Senior Vice President (SVP) Corporate Controller will oversee all aspects of the company's financial reporting, general accounting, and budgeting, ensuring the delivery of timely and accurate financial statements and analysis. They will serve as a strategic partner to the CFO in scaling the company organically and through acquisition and will interface with the Board of Directors and Private Equity Sponsors. Additionally, the SVP Corporate Controller will manage payroll, M&A support, and vendor payments, playing a key role in the overall financial management of the company.

Requirements

Master Degree preferred. Bachelor’s Degree required.
15+ years’ experience in senior accounting roles with progressive responsibility
minimum 5 year’s public accounting experience is required
Must have public company or public debt experience
Used to working in multi-tasking environment and working in decentralized situations
Has worked in an environment with companies in transition, i.e. growth or change
Experience and/or exposure to technology enabling environments
Acquisition and integration experience
Appreciates the importance of the customer and operating teams
Strong growth and profit orientation
Demonstrated ability to solve business issues while also managing costs and risks
Strong organizational and presentation skills
Proven leadership capabilities
Ability to garner respect from senior management and team
Experience with Great Plains is helpful
A CPA designation

Responsibilities

Responsible for the accurate and timely preparation and delivery of financial statements and analysis to management, the Board, clients, and lenders.
Establish and maintain the Company's accounting policies and internal controls, ensuring adherence to GAAP and safeguarding company assets.
Provide timely analysis of financial results to facilitate operational decisions, assist in the evaluation of potential acquisition targets and the integration of acquired entities.
Manage and oversee accounting functions including financial reporting, accounts payable, billing, payroll, tax provision, compliance, and reporting to lenders.
Support the preparation of the annual budget, budget package for the Board, and monthly actual vs. budget variance analysis with related recommendations.