Unclassified - Frankfort, KY
posted 3 months ago
The Controller is a pivotal role within the organization, responsible for overseeing the ongoing accounting processes, controls, and reporting functions. This position plays a critical role in budget development and financial analysis, ensuring that the financial health of the organization is maintained. The Controller will manage the overall activities of the accounting and credit functions, as well as the internal and external activities related to record keeping and reporting. This includes ensuring compliance with financial regulations and standards, as well as maintaining the integrity of financial data. In this role, the Controller will oversee the daily activities of the accounting and credit/collection departments, ensuring that all financial transactions are processed accurately and efficiently. The Controller will also review and monitor the company's cash management functions, including daily bank funding and approving wire transfers or other payments for import vendors. Collaboration with executive management and team leaders is essential for preparing the annual company and departmental budget, as well as overseeing the monthly closing process to ensure timely and accurate preparation of financial statements. The Controller will prepare the monthly financial reporting package and authorize and sign any Accounts Payable company checks as needed. This position serves as the corporate liaison with Independent Auditors and Internal audit teams, directing the gathering of information related to these audits. Additionally, the Controller will perform periodic internal controls to evaluate the company's accounting systems and prepare certain financial reports required by company management and regulatory agencies. The role also involves overseeing the fixed asset and depreciation system, monitoring the recording of new assets and the disposal of assets, and working with insurance agents to provide adequate insurance coverage to protect the company against property and liability losses. Furthermore, the Controller will assist in the development and implementation of company-wide accounting policies and procedures and work with management to monitor and dispose of any unusable inventory.