Accounting Manager

Accounting Manager

The Accounting Manager ("AM") is a high-impact leadership role responsible for overseeing Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, and Revenue operations. This role offers a unique opportunity to influence core financial operations while gaining exposure to deal activity and firmwide initiatives. This role is primarily on-site (4–5 days/week), enabling close collaboration with leadership and deal teams.

Broad ownership: Lead AP, AR, and Revenue—uncommon scope that gives full visibility into accounting operations.

Deal exposure: Partner directly with bankers and engagement teams, gaining insight into M&A transactions.

High visibility: Regular interaction with senior leadership and opportunity to influence processes.

Global complexity: Work across international transactions and cross-border operations.

Impact-driven environment: Opportunity to improve systems, reporting, and workflows in a fast-paced firm.

Transaction Management: Responsible for reviewing and posting accounting transactions to the General Ledger.

Reporting & Closing: Manage the period-end closing process and develop internal reports.

Special Projects: Participate in, support special projects, and other duties as assigned.

Vendor Management: Oversee invoice processing within the procurement system

Expense & Payroll Management: Oversee expense reimbursement process and review/approve payroll transactions.

Asset Management: Manage the firm's property and equipment records.

Lease Accounting: Review lease agreements and manage lease accounting in accordance with ASC 842.

Invoicing: Manage the monthly client invoicing process, including bespoke invoicing requirements for engagement teams.

AR Monitoring: Monitor outstanding accounts receivable and interface directly with banking teams and clients.

International Operations: Manage the firm's international process for cross-border transactions.

Expense Analysis: Analyze deal expenses across all industry groups.

CPA or progress toward certification

Must be able to obtain a FINRA Series 99 license.

Bachelor's degree in Accounting or related field.

5+ years of accounting experience, with a strong preference for public accounting and/or professional services environments.

Demonstrated experience managing teams with responsibility for performance, development, and output.

Systems proficiency with ERP platforms (Oracle Fusion experience, a plus).

Strong analytical mindset and research skills.

Knowledge of foreign currency transactions and translation adjustments, preferred.

Understanding of internal controls and compliance with regularity requirements is a plus.

Excellent organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment.

Effective communicator who can partner with both finance and non-finance stakeholders, including senior professionals.