Operators: as an operator, you oversee the accountancy operation in your organisation, ensuring it remains effective and efficient. That means you oversee the accounting process and ensure that everything is accurate and up to date.
Strategist: strategic finance controllers work with the executive team with the shared goal of driving company growth. In this role, you will help with the development of business strategies to achieve that growth.
Stewards: as the name suggests, a finance controller steward's main role is to protect the company's resources. You provide accurate reports on the company's financial position while managing risks and preserving the organisation's assets.
Catalysts: in the role of a catalyst, you provide the relevant information at the appropriate time to stakeholders and assist them in the decision-making process.
The specific duties of a finance controller include:
- Control financial accounts: you manage the various financial accounts in your organisation, from monthly to quarterly accounts. You also oversee a range of accounts, such as accounts payable and receivable.
- Manage audits: you finalise internal audits in your company and oversee the teams administering internal audits. You also present the final audit reports to senior management.
- Analysis: you conduct financial analysis on many areas of the business with the purpose of advising management. Your analysis may include investigating a potential investment or performing a risk evaluation on a planned venture.
- Oversight: you are responsible for overseeing accounting distribution and ensuring all monies are properly accounted for. This aspect of your job will cover many areas, including departmental budgets, payroll, and more.
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