Alvarez & Marsal - Los Angeles, CA
posted about 2 months ago
A&M CFO Services specializes in working with private equity-held portfolio companies, providing tailored solutions aimed at preserving and generating value for their businesses. The primary objective of our team is to enhance transparency regarding key drivers and overall business performance, which in turn supports the increase of cash flow and EBITDA. We are committed to delivering tangible benefits through hands-on involvement in our clients' operations, ensuring that private equity firms can rely on credible plans and the capability to execute and achieve desired financial outcomes. Our CFO Services encompass several critical pillars, including Liquidity & Working Capital Optimization, Strategic Analytics & Planning, Performance Measurement & Management, and Business Transformation. Additionally, we offer Auxiliary Services such as Accounting Remediation. Each of these areas is designed to address the unique challenges faced by our clients, enabling them to navigate complex financial landscapes effectively. In this role, you will be expected to engage in data collection, validation, and analysis, identifying and processing relevant data to complete fact-based analyses. You will validate all data used in calculations, ensuring accuracy and reliability in your analyses. Your findings will be compiled into clear and digestible spreadsheet templates and presentation slides, which will be essential for communicating insights to clients. Project management and implementation are also key components of this position. You will execute operational tasks independently, such as developing tools and templates for client use, and ensuring that your work product is of high quality, logically structured, and free from errors. Collaboration with team members is vital, as you will work together to share knowledge and view all interactions as opportunities for learning. A strong financial acumen is necessary for this role, including experience in financial modeling and a basic understanding of financial statements, treasury, and cash management. You should be able to understand the cause-and-effect relationships that impact trial balance accounts, which will be crucial in your analyses and recommendations.