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ABOUT US:
Syufy Enterprises is a fast-growing, financially strong Marin-based entertainment and leisure company that owns a variety of businesses, including high-end athletic clubs and spas, restaurants, golf venues, shopping centers, public markets and drive-in theaters. Over the next several years, the company will be rapidly expanding all its brands and looking to invest in new brands.
POSITION SUMMARY:
The Villa Sport Accounting Manager reports to the Controller and will perform various duties to manage the month and year-end close process. This includes financial reporting, variance analysis and financial statement review as well as assisting with the annual budgeting process.
RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Prepare monthly and quarterly financial statements for Villa Sport division.
• Manage the monthly close to ensure that reports are sent out on a timely basis.
• Analyze monthly and quarterly financial reports for accuracy.
• Manage and develop the billing, sales audit, and general ledger groups.
• Develop or update standard operating procedures as needed.
• Develop KPI's for billing and sales audit group.
• Review and clean up balance sheet account reconciliations monthly.
• Prepare quarterly external financials.
• Participate in annual budgeting process by assisting in the calculation of budget spreads and process final budgets into JDE.
• Collaborate with clubs to provide support excellent customer service.
• Assist with annual external audit.
• Special Projects as assigned by the Controller.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Bachelor's degree, required with an emphasis in Accounting or Finance with a minimum of five years of accounting experience.
• Five years of supervisory experience.
• Excellent organization skills and attention to detail.
• Strong oral and written communication skills.
• Intermediate to advance level of Excel skills.
• Strong working knowledge of MS Word.

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