Group controller vs controller, vice president

Differences between group controller and controller, vice president duties and responsibilities

Group controller example responsibilities.

• Develop long-term financial/ operational strategy for high-tech company as well as managed accounting, finance, and treasury operations.
• Ensure all revenues, operational expenses, capital expenses and reserves are recorded accurately in adherence with GAAP and corporate policies.
• Participate on selection and implementation team for new company wide ERP system.
• Approve orders, handle customer exceptions, close monthly books, and approve payroll and work on special projects.
• Implement closed loop world-class ERP and MRPII systems, expediting access to accurate data need for decision making and corrective actions.
• Utilize strong organizational and financial skills in administering weekly payroll as well as daily deposits.
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Controller, vice president example responsibilities.

• Manage a professional staff of 8 responsible for A/R, A/P, inventory control, billing, and collections.
• Lead the implementation of global processes and documentation requirements aim at meeting Sarbanes-Oxley requirements one year early.
• Manage regulatory and financial reporting functions, taxation, foreign exchange, treasury, and company administrative matters.
• Lead implementation of new worldwide consolidation system, Hyperion, significantly reducing closing time and improving controls over the consolidation process.
• Interface with all levels - liaison to banks, CPA, auditors, legal, and producers.
• Ensure timely and accurate filings of corporate tax returns and completion of the annual audit by the corporate CPA firm.
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