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Manager Finance SSC, BCD Meetings & Events (Remote)
Full time, India
Join BCD Meetings & Events as Manager Finance SSC, where you will lead finance operations across assigned entities within the Shared Service Centre, overseeing Project Accounting, Reconciliation, General Accounting and Accounts Payable teams.
You will ensure accurate and timely financial reporting, strong financial controls and consistent service delivery, while developing the team and driving continuous improvement across finance processes.
At BCD Meetings & Events (BCD M&E), we provide more than meeting and event planning services: we create connections that inspire, motivate and change behavior for our customers. As the world’s most trusted and innovative meetings and events agency, BCD M&E cultivates a culture of people, passion and purpose to drive business forward.
Headquartered in Chicago, with locations in 60+ countries across the world, BCD M&E’s team of 2,000+ people are committed to sustainability and driving success for our customers, our business and ourselves. Our values are at the heart of everything we do, and we look for people that want to be a part of something special, can rise to our standards and love to bring their unique perspective to the table.
While we can’t guarantee every day will be the best (who can?), we can promise a community of people who genuinely care and lead with empathy, a flexible workplace with awesome perks and challenging work that means something.
See what life is about at BCD M&E at bcdme.com/careers
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