Experience

Brownbook
• CFO
• CFO

  • Feb 2011 - Present

  • Manage the finance department with responsibility for the monitoring, protection, reporting and the overall financial interests by implementing and adhering to financial best practice at all time. • Ensure the creation and maintenance of accurate accounts and logs of fixed assets ledgers, journals, financial reports and all of accounting processes, transactions, credit and collection policies and processes, daily income report, cash and banking procedures. • Facilitate, coordinate and provide all necessary financial information to the external auditor to ensure that the financial statement conform to international accounting standard. • Maintain and ensure efficient internal financial procedures are followed including purchasing, maintenance and servicing for all equipment and supplies to ensure the smooth & efficient operation. • Ensure that the property, assets and liabilities are adequately protected against risk and report any deficiencies and also ensure that all such contracts, policies, leases and other legal and financial reports are kept secure and up-to-date. • Maintain effective procedure for the internal authorization, verification and administration of all personal information, including leave request, travel, holidays, sick leave, appraisals, salary details, contracts and all other similar legal documentation in line with local labor law. • Monitor account profitability including and aid in related accountability and billing. • Monitor the remit functionality; to maintain accurate, up-to-date records and submit regular monthly reports to agreed standards as required to ensure the remit’s effectiveness is maximized and its activities are in line with overall group strategy. • Constantly look for ways to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the remit, additionally expected to suggest and implement improvements to internal procedures and controls to improve efficiency, reduce costs and to promote and protect the business interests. Show less