Comptroller - Commonwealth of Virginia
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5 Richmond, VA Richmond, VA Full-time Full-time Estimated:
$62K - $78.
4K a year Estimated:
$62K - $78.
4K a year Fahrenheit Advisors has been engaged to assist the Commonwealth of Virginia in finding a visionary financial leader ready to drive transformative change that will shape the future of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
We are seeking a leader who is passionate about automating processes, accelerating growth, and inspiring teams to reach new heights.
If you have been a catalyst for change and are looking for an extraordinary challenge that will leave a lasting imprint on Virginia, we invite you to connect with us to explore this unique role.
The Comptroller Director of the Department of Accounts for The Commonwealth of Virginia, is a highly visible and impactful role that requires a leader adept at building strong rapport and relationships at every level throughout the State.
Our world is facing rapid change and this role requires an individual ready to rethink processes, implement automation and modernize how business is done throughout the Commonwealth.
The Department of Accounts (DOA) is a central service agency providing a uniform system of accounting, financial reporting, and internal controls to protect and account for the Commonwealths financial resources.
As the Comptroller, you will be at the forefront of revolutionizing how we operate.
Your role will be instrumental in leading efforts to automate and streamline financial processes and, spearhead major financial systems changes resulting in greater efficiency and accuracy.
The Comptroller maintains the accounting systems of the Commonwealth applicable to every entity controlled by the Commonwealth, administers the State payroll and clears all transactions in public funds.
You will serve in Richmond, Virginia, at the pleasure of the Governor and report to the Secretary of Finance.
This position will be based onsite full-time in an office in Richmond, VA
Responsibilities:
Directing the Commonwealths Department of Accounts, consisting of more than 170 accounting and finance professionals.
The Department of Accounts provides resources, services, information systems, fiscal and accounting oversight, guidance and other support to state agencies and institutions.
Maintaining the Code-required general ledger for the Commonwealth, which contains all central information for cash-basis accounting, budget monitoring and Appropriation Act compliance.
Providing the Commonwealths Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP).
Providing the Comptrollers annual report to the Governor on the budgetary (cash) basis of accounting.
Preparing periodic financial reports, including:
Monthly report on General Fund, Lottery and certain Transportation revenue collections Monthly report on General and Non-general Fund cash balances Quarterly statewide report on compliance with accounting standards Federally required Schedule of Expenditure Federal Awards (SEFA) Off-balance sheet financial obligations Evaluating and implementing internal control systems, including oversight of the Commonwealths Agency Risk Management and Internal Control Standards (ARMICS).
Developing and implementing accounting policies in compliance with financial and accounting regulations.
Assessing current accounting operations, offering recommendations for improvement and implementing new processes Performing financial risk assessments and conducting internal audits.
Developing and monitoring business performance metrics.
Providing leadership to the agencys executive staff and ensuring effective performance management practices are followed.
Collaborating with agency peers to promote strategic initiatives.
Managing the agencys accounting employees including hiring, training and retaining accounting staff.
Managing the Commonwealths:
Shared services programs for payroll and accounts payable Vendor Payment Set-off program Small purchase charge card program Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) Indirect cost allocation plans Intergovernmental Cash Management Act activities Coordination of intra-governmental loans and lines of credit Qualifications A CPA and considerable experience in a Controllership/CFO role in a large and complex organization is required.
Expertise in protecting critical systems and information from cyber-attacks.
Familiarity with the use of robotic process automation and artificial intelligence to gain efficiencies.
A Certified Government Financial Manager (CGFM) certification is preferred.
Recent experience in the implementation of enterprise resource planning systems is preferred.
Compensation and Benefits Maximum annual salary is established in the 2022 Appropriation Act at $209,891.
The position is eligible for Commonwealth health and pension benefits, including an optional deferred compensation program for political appointees.
Job Type:
Full-time Work Location:
In person.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
5 Richmond, VA Richmond, VA Full-time Full-time Estimated:
$62K - $78.
4K a year Estimated:
$62K - $78.
4K a year Fahrenheit Advisors has been engaged to assist the Commonwealth of Virginia in finding a visionary financial leader ready to drive transformative change that will shape the future of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
We are seeking a leader who is passionate about automating processes, accelerating growth, and inspiring teams to reach new heights.
If you have been a catalyst for change and are looking for an extraordinary challenge that will leave a lasting imprint on Virginia, we invite you to connect with us to explore this unique role.
The Comptroller Director of the Department of Accounts for The Commonwealth of Virginia, is a highly visible and impactful role that requires a leader adept at building strong rapport and relationships at every level throughout the State.
Our world is facing rapid change and this role requires an individual ready to rethink processes, implement automation and modernize how business is done throughout the Commonwealth.
The Department of Accounts (DOA) is a central service agency providing a uniform system of accounting, financial reporting, and internal controls to protect and account for the Commonwealths financial resources.
As the Comptroller, you will be at the forefront of revolutionizing how we operate.
Your role will be instrumental in leading efforts to automate and streamline financial processes and, spearhead major financial systems changes resulting in greater efficiency and accuracy.
The Comptroller maintains the accounting systems of the Commonwealth applicable to every entity controlled by the Commonwealth, administers the State payroll and clears all transactions in public funds.
You will serve in Richmond, Virginia, at the pleasure of the Governor and report to the Secretary of Finance.
This position will be based onsite full-time in an office in Richmond, VA
Responsibilities:
Directing the Commonwealths Department of Accounts, consisting of more than 170 accounting and finance professionals.
The Department of Accounts provides resources, services, information systems, fiscal and accounting oversight, guidance and other support to state agencies and institutions.
Maintaining the Code-required general ledger for the Commonwealth, which contains all central information for cash-basis accounting, budget monitoring and Appropriation Act compliance.
Providing the Commonwealths Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP).
Providing the Comptrollers annual report to the Governor on the budgetary (cash) basis of accounting.
Preparing periodic financial reports, including:
Monthly report on General Fund, Lottery and certain Transportation revenue collections Monthly report on General and Non-general Fund cash balances Quarterly statewide report on compliance with accounting standards Federally required Schedule of Expenditure Federal Awards (SEFA) Off-balance sheet financial obligations Evaluating and implementing internal control systems, including oversight of the Commonwealths Agency Risk Management and Internal Control Standards (ARMICS).
Developing and implementing accounting policies in compliance with financial and accounting regulations.
Assessing current accounting operations, offering recommendations for improvement and implementing new processes Performing financial risk assessments and conducting internal audits.
Developing and monitoring business performance metrics.
Providing leadership to the agencys executive staff and ensuring effective performance management practices are followed.
Collaborating with agency peers to promote strategic initiatives.
Managing the agencys accounting employees including hiring, training and retaining accounting staff.
Managing the Commonwealths:
Shared services programs for payroll and accounts payable Vendor Payment Set-off program Small purchase charge card program Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) Indirect cost allocation plans Intergovernmental Cash Management Act activities Coordination of intra-governmental loans and lines of credit Qualifications A CPA and considerable experience in a Controllership/CFO role in a large and complex organization is required.
Expertise in protecting critical systems and information from cyber-attacks.
Familiarity with the use of robotic process automation and artificial intelligence to gain efficiencies.
A Certified Government Financial Manager (CGFM) certification is preferred.
Recent experience in the implementation of enterprise resource planning systems is preferred.
Compensation and Benefits Maximum annual salary is established in the 2022 Appropriation Act at $209,891.
The position is eligible for Commonwealth health and pension benefits, including an optional deferred compensation program for political appointees.
Job Type:
Full-time Work Location:
In person.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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