Accounts Receivable Manager

The market is heating in the Accounts Receivable field. Companies, small and large, are looking for skilled Accounts Receivable (A/R) Specialists for temporary and temporary to full-time opportunities. As an Accounts Receivable Manager you should have experience with the entering, posting and reconciling of batches, researching and resolving customer A/R issues, preparing aging reports, placing billing and collection calls, maintaining the cash receipts journal, as well as updating and reconciling the sub-ledger to the G/L.

Accounts Receivable Manager candidates should have good attention to detail and strong Microsoft Excel skills. If you are an Accounts Receivable Manager and want to manage a growing AR department, please submit your resume and then call Team Leadership:·        Provide leadership and direction to the accounts receivable team.·        Recruit, train, and develop staff to ensure a high-performing team.Process Management:·        Oversee the end-to-end accounts receivable process, from invoicing to cash application.·        Ensure efficient and accurate recording of transactions.Credit Management:·        Set and review credit limits for customers.·        Develop and implement credit policies to minimize credit riskCollections Strategy:·        Develop and implement effective collections strategies to minimize overdue accounts.·        Monitor and analyze aging reports to prioritize collection efforts.Customer Relationship Management:·        Build and maintain positive relationships with key customers.·        Collaborate with sales and customer service teams to address customer concerns.Reporting and Analysis:·        Generate and analyze reports related to accounts receivable performance.·        Provide insights into cash flow, aging, and collection trends.