| Controllers as strategic business partners will continue to be the primary support to the business. The overall role of a controller is to partner with the business to assist the organization in achieving its strategic objectives. Specifically, a controller as a business partner includes creating value and providing business solutions while maintaining a commercial- and business-minded perspective | |
| Knowledge-based skills | Soft skills |
| Analytical skills | Strong communicator – written and verbal |
| Awareness and an understanding of products, technology, markets and customers | Flexible, ability to reprioritize tasks and adapt to a changing business environment |
| Understanding of US Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (US GAAP) Functional knowledge (accounting and financial reporting, tax, treasury, planning, controlling and financial analysis) Current affairs Economics | Ambition Conscientious – adhere to safety and integrity standards at all times General business acumen (ability to understand the demands of a complex business quickly and confidently) Change agent Team player |
| Controllers as strategic business partners will continue to be the primary support to the business. The overall role of a controller is to partner with the business to assist the organization in achieving its strategic objectives. Specifically, a controller as a business partner includes creating value and providing business solutions while maintaining a commercial- and business-minded perspective | |
| Analytical skills | Strong communicator – written and verbal |
| Awareness and an understanding of products, technology, markets and customers | Flexible, ability to reprioritize tasks and adapt to a changing business environment |
| Understanding of US Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (US GAAP) | Ambition |
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