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Tag: Controllers
Unsatisfied With Her $140k Salary, Law Firm Controller Gave Herself a Raise
In a little law and order news courtesy the Department of Justice, a law firm […]
I Started a New Controller Role During a Global Pandemic and Found Silver Linings
After years at a private equity-backed technology company in Seattle, I had an opportunity to […]
Your Naughty Corporate Controller of the Day
When I first started writing for Going Concern as a freelancer in October 2017, I […]
Compensation Watch ’19: Controllers
TPTB would like Adrienne and I to try to post an article each week that […]
5 Qualities Audit Committees Want a Corporate Controller to Possess
Open communication, face-to-face exposure, accountability: These are just some of the tenets of an effective […]
How Controllers Can Build an Effective Relationship with the Audit Committee
Over the past six months on Going Concern, more than two dozen corporate controllers have […]
No Matter the Timeline, Controllers and Their Teams Must Be Ready When the IPO Window Opens
Well, looky there, Sarbanes-Oxley requirements. In a perfect world, a private company that is planning […]
Supporting the CFO Through the IPO Process Is a Big Task for Controllers
During the interview process for the job of corporate controller at Borderfree Inc., Scott Paterniani, […]
10 Tips on How Controllers Can Survive Their First IPO
So far, 2018 has been a damn good year for IPOs in the United States. […]
What It Takes for a University Controller to Be Head of the Class
A while back I spoke to several controllers at nonprofit organizations and asked them what […]
How Two CPAs Ended Up Back in College As University Controllers
Robert Kuehler and Alan West have a few things in common: both are CPAs, both […]