Chief school finance officer vs controller

Differences between chief school finance officer and controller duties and responsibilities

Chief school finance officer example responsibilities.

• Manage accounting operations, close, reporting and reconciliations.
• Manage treasury functions considering the inflationary situation and changes in economic patterns to minimize any negative impact they may involve.
• Perform all bank reconciliations, balance sheet and income statement analysis and prepare monthly finance reports.
• Guide reconciliation, payroll, and annual reporting.
• Contribute to increase in Medicare program profitability through resident analysis that identify impact of pharmaceutical and other ancillary costs on profitability.
• Design and implement numerous KPI's that result in reduce staffing and other departmental expenses that aid consistent year-over-year profitability improvement.

Controller example responsibilities.

• Manage NAV production, calculation of performance fees, IFRS accounts and subscription/redemption analysis.
• Lead transition of company from sole proprietor to NYSE list company subsidiary, including implementing new financial reporting system.
• Manage a team of junior staff accountants and maintaining quality control throughout the entire monthly billing, A/P & A/R processes.
• Manage treasury, open several new accounts, establish new procedures and controls, monitor daily activity.
• Produce monthly account reconciliations, post monthly journal entries and review, analyze, correct and issue monthly comparative financial statements.
• Perform accounting research and special projects as required including cash flow analysis, cost projections, reconciliations and other financial analysis.
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