A Record to Report Director is a senior-level position responsible for overseeing and managing the entire record to report process for a Segment.

• Financial Reporting: Oversee the preparation and submission of accurate and timely financial reports, e.g. balance sheets and income statements (including revenue recognition, inventory / plant accounting, of manufacturing / project company). Ensure compliance with US GAAP.
• Understands revenue recognition for milestone-based projects through Percentage of Completion accounting (PoC) – Revenue recognition for fixed price contract / milestone-based contracts.
• Leadership and Management: Provide strategic direction and leadership to the record to report team, ensuring quality, efficient and effective operation of the function. This involves managing a team of professionals and overseeing their performance, development, and coaching.
• Process Improvement: Continuously assess and improve the record to report process, identifying opportunities for automation, streamlining, and standardization. Implement best practices and drive process efficiencies to ensure accurate and timely financial reporting.
• Close Management: Coordinate the month-end, quarter-end, and year-end closing processes, ensuring timely completion of financial close activities and achieve key KPIs.
• Internal Controls: Develop and maintain a strong internal control environment, ensuring compliance with internal control policies, procedures, and SOX requirements. Perform periodic reviews and assessments to identify control gaps and implement remediation plans.
• Stakeholder Management: Collaborate with key stakeholders, such as Controllership, Business finance and auditors, to address any inquiries or issues related to the record to report process. Provide insights and analysis to support decision-making and drive business performance.
• System Implementation and Upgrades: Lead or participate in projects related to the implementation or upgrade of ERPs. Own ERP implementation for record to report process and drive user adoption and training.
• Experience in consolidation tools like HFM or One Stream

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