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Prudential Cleanroom Services
Vice President of Finance
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A Vice President or Director of Finance manages the daily financial activities of a company or organization. Oversees accounting, bookkeeping, accounts receivables and payables, and financial administration.
$211,421 / year median in California
+2% projected growth
Job Description
Position Summary The Vice President, Finance is a key member of the Company's senior leadership team and is responsible for providing strategic, financial, and operational leadership across the corporate finance and accounting functions. Reporting directly to the President, this position oversees the Company's Controller function, Accounts Receivable, and Accounts Payable teams and plays an important role in driving financial performance, operational discipline, and the long-term growth of the organization. The role requires an executive who can move comfortably between enterprise-level strategy and the financial realities of individual operations. The Vice President, Finance will be expected to understand not only what the financial results are, but what operational factors are driving them and what actions can improve them. Compensation $200K
- $250K Base Material annual bonus program Auto allowance Cell phone reimbursement program Key Responsibilities Strategic Financial Leadership Serve as a key financial advisor to the President and senior leadership team regarding business performance, strategic priorities, investments, growth opportunities, and emerging risks.
- and long-term business plans.
- understands how financial strategy, operational execution, customers, and market conditions combine to drive business performance. Operationally engaged
- willing to understand the business at the location level and build credibility with field and operational leaders. Financially disciplined
- committed to accurate reporting, strong controls, margin management, cash generation, and responsible stewardship of Company resources.