<p>Chris Willhite, CPA and VP or Recruiting at Robert Half, has teamed up with a large, well-known debt-focused PE fund to recruit a controller. The role offers excellent benefits (unlimited time off, 6% 401K match) and is hybrid. Candidates need to have exposure to PE Debt Funds in order to be considered.</p><p>To be considered for this job you can call Chris Willhite at 972-789-9590 or you can contact Chris Willhite directly on LinkedIn or send a message (email address is on LinkedIn profile) </p><p><strong><u>Job Purpose (Job Summary)</u>:</strong></p><p>The Controller is responsible for certain aspects of financial reporting and oversight of the valuation process and controls for the institutional credit funds. Additional responsibilities include supporting other functions related to the oversight of the operations of the private funds including accounting, financial reporting, and fund operations. The Controller reports to the Managing Director with the portfolio management, operations, and fund accounting team.</p><p><strong><u>Key Responsibilities / Duties</u>:</strong></p><p><strong>CLO Equity Funds and other private credit funds:</strong></p><p>The Controller is the primary contact for the Credit Funds portfolio management team, providing fund and investment related data and conducting fund operations as instructed by the portfolio managers and operations teams.</p><p>Responsible for oversight of daily operations of the Credit Funds and other assigned funds, such as capital calls, management of the lines of credit, distributions, information requests, and special projects.</p><p>Responsible for overseeing third party service providers for the quarterly reporting for the Credit Funds and the annual audits.</p><p>Work with other departments on the acquisition and disposition of portfolio investments as appropriate.</p><p>Demonstrate leadership skills by volunteering for special projects in the department.</p><p>Other duties as assigned.</p><p><strong>Credit Funds and CLO (Collateralized Loan Obligations) Equity Funds:</strong></p><p>The Controller is the primary contact for the Invesco, Ltd. corporate accounting team for matters related to the consolidation of the Credit Funds and CLO equity funds.</p><p>Responsible for overseeing third party service providers that provide data and analysis for the consolidation of the Credit Funds.</p><p>Responsible for coordinating responses to auditor requests related to the Private Credit Funds, including the related disclosures.</p><p>Responsible to oversee or otherwise complete the data analysis for disclosures related to the Credit Funds consolidated by the investment manager.</p><p> Assist the fund accounting team with the coordination, preparation, and timely completion of all audit reports for the funds.</p><ul><li>Assist the Invesco, Ltd. corporate accounting team in reviewing the consolidation files, support therefor, and other analysis required by the corporate accounting team for the consolidated financial statements and disclosures included in the 10Qs and 10K.</li></ul>
<p><strong>Plant Controller- Manufacturing</strong></p><p><strong>Springfield, MA Area</strong></p><p><strong>Contact: </strong>Brittany Rizzo / [email protected]</p><p><strong>Reference ID:</strong> BR0013506829</p><p>Salary range of $110,000-$140,000. Company offers benefits including medical, dental, vision, 401k and paid time off.</p><p><br></p><p>Our client, a well-established manufacturing organization in the Springfield, MA area, is seeking an experienced <strong>Plant Controller</strong> to lead the accounting and financial operations of a manufacturing facility. This is an excellent opportunity for a hands-on accounting leader with strong <strong>manufacturing, inventory, and cost accounting</strong> expertise to play a key role in supporting plant operations and business performance.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Key Responsibilities</strong></p><ul><li>Oversee all accounting and financial activities for the manufacturing plant.</li><li>Manage the month-end and year-end close processes, ensuring accurate and timely financial reporting.</li><li>Prepare and analyze plant financial statements, budgets, forecasts, and operating results.</li><li>Lead and oversee <strong>inventory accounting</strong>, including inventory valuation, reconciliations, reserves, and cycle/physical count processes.</li><li>Manage and analyze <strong>cost accounting</strong>, including standard costs, variances, labor, overhead, and manufacturing costs.</li><li>Partner with plant leadership and operations to analyze production performance, profitability, and cost drivers.</li><li>Provide financial analysis and recommendations to improve operational efficiency and profitability.</li><li>Monitor and explain budget-to-actual and production variances.</li><li>Establish and maintain strong internal controls and accounting procedures.</li><li>Oversee accounts payable, accounts receivable, general ledger, and other plant accounting functions.</li><li>Support annual budgeting, forecasting, and strategic financial planning.</li><li>Supervise, mentor, and develop accounting staff.</li><li>Collaborate with corporate finance and accounting teams on reporting, compliance, and other financial initiatives.</li><li>Identify opportunities to improve processes, controls, reporting, and overall financial performance.</li></ul>
<p>Tammy Power, Recruiting Manager with Robert Half is partnering with a company looking for an experienced Plant Controller to provide financial direction for operations in Kern County, California. This position works closely with plant and executive leadership to strengthen profitability, improve reporting visibility, and support sound business decisions across production and agricultural activities. The ideal candidate brings strong expertise in cost accounting, forecasting, and operational analysis within a fast-paced, production-focused environment.</p><p><br></p><p>For immediate consideration, contact Tammy Power via LinkedIn. </p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Direct operational accounting activities and deliver accurate financial reporting for plant and production functions.</p><p>• Build and oversee budgets, forecasts, and longer-term financial plans that support operational goals and business growth.</p><p>• Evaluate financial and operating results, highlight meaningful trends, and present practical recommendations to leadership.</p><p>• Manage cost accounting processes, including inventory valuation, standard costing, and analysis of manufacturing variances.</p><p>• Track and interpret key performance measures tied to labor, output, yield, and overall operating efficiency.</p><p>• Collaborate with operations leaders to identify opportunities to increase margins and improve plant performance.</p><p>• Maintain strong internal controls and ensure adherence to accounting standards, company policies, and applicable regulations.</p><p>• Lead month-end and year-end close activities related to plant and operational finance.</p><p>• Support capital planning, strategic initiatives, and financial analysis for expansion or process improvement efforts.</p><p>• Guide and develop accounting staff while preparing financial presentations and reporting packages for senior leadership.</p>
<p>We are looking for a Controller to lead the financial operations of our construction business in Spartanburg, South Carolina. This role will guide accounting activities, strengthen financial reporting, and provide practical insight that supports operational and executive decision-making. The ideal candidate brings strong construction accounting expertise, a command of job costing principles, and the ability to improve processes, reporting, and financial visibility across the organization.</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Direct day-to-day accounting operations across payables, receivables, payroll, the general ledger, and project-related cost accounting activities.</p><p>• Manage the month-end, quarter-end, and year-end close cycle to deliver accurate financial statements and timely reporting for leadership.</p><p>• Establish and monitor internal financial controls to support regulatory compliance, tax requirements, and adherence to company standards.</p><p>• Provide financial guidance to executive and operations leaders by translating accounting data into actionable business insight.</p><p>• Oversee work-in-progress reporting using percentage-of-completion accounting and maintain accurate project revenue recognition.</p><p>• Review project financial performance through cost tracking, forecasting, margin analysis, and early identification of budget variances.</p><p>• Administer financial elements of construction contracts, including retainage, change orders, and overbillings or underbillings.</p><p>• Serve as the primary business lead for the ERP, driving reporting improvements, process efficiencies, data accuracy, and coordination with external partners on upgrades or enhancements.</p><p>• Supervise cash management activities by aligning vendor payments, collections, and working capital priorities with broader business needs.</p><p>• Support organizational risk and compliance efforts through reporting tied to bonding, insurance, licensing, bid qualifications, and multi-state registration requirements.</p>
We are looking for an experienced Divisional/Plant Controller to support manufacturing finance operations in Waterbury, Connecticut. This is a Contract position focused on strengthening cost visibility, improving financial oversight, and delivering accurate reporting for plant and divisional leadership. The ideal candidate brings strong controllership expertise, hands-on manufacturing cost accounting knowledge, and the ability to guide month-end activities in a fast-paced environment.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Lead the monthly close process for plant and divisional finance activities, ensuring timely and accurate completion of journal entries, reconciliations, and reporting deliverables.<br>• Prepare and analyze financial statements and management reports that provide clear insight into operational performance, cost trends, and key business drivers.<br>• Manage manufacturing cost accounting activities, including standard cost maintenance, inventory-related analysis, and cost allocation review.<br>• Evaluate production and spending results by performing detailed variance analysis and explaining monthly differences against budget, forecast, and standard costs.<br>• Partner with operations and leadership teams to monitor plant performance, identify financial risks, and support sound business decisions.<br>• Maintain strong controllership practices by reinforcing internal controls, supporting compliance expectations, and promoting accuracy across financial processes.<br>• Review product and operational costing assumptions to help improve margin visibility and ensure reliable cost data for reporting purposes.<br>• Contribute to ongoing process improvements within finance, including enhancements to reporting workflows, close procedures, and cost analysis methods.
<p><strong>Controller for a Director of Finance role- Small and stable nonprofit organization. </strong></p><p><strong>Hybrid work schedule; work 2-3 days a week once up and running </strong></p><p><strong>Base salary range: $110,000 - $115,000 </strong></p><p><strong>REFERENCE CODE: DS0013527745</strong></p><p><strong>Recruiter contact: Duane Sauer @ duane.sauer@roberthalf com </strong></p><p><br></p><p>Well established and small Nonprofit organization needs a Director of Finance due to a upcoming retirement. This is the top financial position in the organization. They will consider candidates ready for the next step including Senior Accountants, Assistant Controllers and Controllers.</p><p><br></p><p>Job responsibilities include oversight of accounting and finance, month end close, monthly financial reporting, financial presentations to the BOD and Finance Committee, grant reporting and compliance and oversight of the annual external audit. </p><p><br></p><p>Minimum requirements include strong month and close, GAAP reporting, grant reporting, internal controls, implementation of improvements to policies and procedures and experience with Connecticut funders. They are open to Senior Accountants who are ready for the next step. The retiring director of finance will help transition the new one. Candidates coming out of public accounting with strong nonprofit audit experience will also be considered. </p><p><br></p><p>The base salary range is $110,000 - $115,000 plus discretionary bonus, health Insurance (85% employer paid), dental and 100% vision insurance, very generous PTO and holidays and a 4% match on their 403b plan. </p><p><br></p><p>Hybrid wok schedule of 2-3 days from home once you are up and running. </p><p><br></p><p>If you meet the minimum requirements and want to learn more about this opportunity, email your resume as a word document to Duane E. Sauer, CPA at Duane.Sauer@Roberthalf com, reach out to him on LinkedIn and reference DS0013527745 or “apply” below. </p><p>Email duane.sauer@roberthalf com</p><p><br></p><p>Duane Sauer</p>
We are looking for a highly skilled VP/Controller to take charge of our accounting operations and contribute to the financial health of our organization. This role involves managing accounting activities for property management and asset management teams, overseeing a diverse real estate portfolio. The ideal candidate will demonstrate exceptional leadership, problem-solving abilities, and a strong commitment to accuracy and efficiency.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Lead and oversee all accounting operations for property and asset management activities.<br>• Develop and implement strategies to improve accounting processes and ensure compliance with regulations.<br>• Manage cash flow, including transfers and financial planning for the organization's portfolio.<br>• Utilize Yardi property management software to perform accounting functions and optimize system usage.<br>• Collaborate with internal teams to ensure accurate reporting and financial documentation.<br>• Direct the preparation of tax filings and ensure adherence to accounting principles.<br>• Monitor and analyze financial data to identify trends and areas for improvement.<br>• Train and mentor the accounting team to enhance their skills and performance.<br>• Ensure timely and accurate completion of all financial reports and audits.<br>• Maintain proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite for efficient communication and documentation.
<p>My client, a publicly traded real estate investment company is seeking a Portfolio Controller to oversee the financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, and operational accounting activities for a portfolio of commercial real estate assets.</p><p>This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced property accounting professional or a public accountant with commercial real estate experience who is looking to move beyond traditional accounting and become a true business partner to Property Management and Asset Management teams.</p><p>The role offers significant visibility across the organization and exposure to budgeting, forecasting, leasing activity, acquisitions, dispositions, lender reporting, and portfolio performance analysis.</p><p>Why This Opportunity Stands Out</p><ul><li>Join a highly respected publicly traded real estate platform</li><li>Work alongside a talented team with many former public accounting professionals</li><li>Strong employee retention and collaborative culture</li><li>High visibility role partnering with Property Management and Asset Management</li><li>Exposure to budgeting, forecasting, acquisitions, financings, and portfolio strategy</li><li>Opportunity to supervise and mentor team members</li><li>Stable organization with long-term career growth opportunities</li><li>Strong benefits and quality of life</li></ul><p>Key Responsibilities</p><ul><li>Lead the financial reporting and accounting activities for an assigned portfolio of commercial real estate assets</li><li>Review monthly operating results, leasing activity, receivables, and key portfolio performance metrics</li><li>Prepare and analyze budgets, forecasts, and variance reporting</li><li>Review lease agreements and assess accounting implications, tenant obligations, and revenue recognition matters</li><li>Monitor balance sheet accounts, internal controls, and SOX compliance requirements</li><li>Partner with Property Managers and Asset Managers to support operational and strategic decision-making</li><li>Support acquisitions, dispositions, financings, and due diligence activities</li><li>Prepare audit workpapers and support external audit requirements</li><li>Review, mentor, and supervise at least one accounting professional</li></ul><p><br></p>
<p>My client, a rapidly growing, Global Health Tech company is hiring a Controller to oversee the US Accounting function. The Controller will report to the CFO and oversee all of the Accounting for their US operations and this includes review work, getting in the weeds when needed, mentorship, training, development, policies, procedures and more! Compensation for this position is $200-250K base + Equity. This company is doing really well and has been experiencing rapid growth and they don't see this growth ending any time soon. They are going to grow revenue by 50% in 2026 with increased headcount, they offer a laid back working environment, strong benefits, possible IPO in the future and more!</p><p><br></p><p>If interested in hearing more, please email your resume to matthew.katz@roberthalf ASAP or message me on Linkedin.</p><p><br></p><p>This position is in Boston so you need to be fine working in Boston for most of the week</p>
We are looking for an experienced finance leader to support the financial operations of a government-affiliated nonprofit in Otsego, Minnesota. This position offers the opportunity to guide fund-focused accounting activities, provide leadership to a finance team, and contribute to long-term organizational planning. The ideal candidate brings strong technical accounting knowledge, sound judgment, and the ability to improve reporting, budgeting, and cash management practices in a hands-on environment.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Direct fund accounting activities and ensure financial records are maintained accurately in accordance with nonprofit and GAAP standards.<br>• Lead the month-end close process, reviewing entries, reconciliations, and supporting schedules to deliver timely and reliable financial information.<br>• Oversee the development and administration of annual budgets, partnering with internal stakeholders to monitor performance against plan.<br>• Prepare and analyze financial reports for leadership, highlighting trends, variances, and key operational insights.<br>• Manage cash flow forecasting and support financial planning efforts to maintain strong fiscal oversight.<br>• Supervise and develop finance staff, providing guidance, prioritization, and accountability across day-to-day operations.<br>• Strengthen budget processes and internal financial controls to improve consistency, compliance, and decision-making.<br>• Support fund administration responsibilities and contribute to broader departmental initiatives as the organization grows.