As Corporate Controller, you will be responsible for the integrity, reliability, and compliance of the group’s financial information. You will play a central role in structuring, harmonizing, and evolving financial practices at the corporate level.
As a technical expert, you will oversee the quality of consolidated financial information, the consistent application of accounting standards, and the development of a rigorous internal control environment. More specifically, you will:
As a technical expert, you will oversee the quality of consolidated financial information, the consistent application of accounting standards, and the development of a rigorous internal control environment. More specifically, you will:
- Provide leadership to the controllers and ensure the alignment of financial practices;
- Mentor, support, and develop the controllers;
- Execute the group’s financial statement consolidation process and ensure the reliability and integrity of the results;
- Review financial results and identify variances, anomalies, and issues requiring intervention;
- Harmonize financial practices across the various business units;
- Act as a subject-matter expert on accounting standards (ASPE), complex accounting treatments, and corporate accounting policies;
- Develop and strengthen internal control mechanisms;
- Evaluate the effectiveness of existing controls and recommend necessary improvements;
- Ensure the consistent application of accounting policies and practices across all business units;
- Manage financial risks and ensure compliance with accounting practices;
- Coordinate the annual audit process and oversee the follow-up on recommendations;
- Manage relationships with external auditors;
- Standardize processes, intercompany transactions, and financial data structures to ensure consistency and integrity across the group;
- Foster knowledge sharing and collaboration among finance teams;
- Contribute to the evolution of financial practices in a context of growth and acquisitions;
- Perform any other related duties.
- Bachelor’s degree in Accounting;
- CPA designation;
- 8 to 12 years of relevant experience;
- Significant experience in an accounting firm;
- Multi-company consolidation experience (asset);
- Experience operating in a growth and acquisitions environment (asset);
- Strong proficiency in Microsoft Office 365;
- Knowledge of Prextra and Maestro software (asset);
- Strong command of spoken and written French and English to communicate with our partners outside Quebec.