Bachelor's degree in accounting or finance required
MBA strongly preferred
CPA or CMA required
8+ years of progressive accounting experience
Prior dealership accounting experience preferred
Proven ability to lead teams and improve processes
Excellent communication and problem-solving skills
Responsibilities
Oversee monthly, quarterly, and annual financial closings
Review and approve financial statements and reconciliations
Lead Corporate Accounting function across all locations
Define roles and segregation of duties in accounting
Create an IPO-readiness roadmap
Manage annual financial statement audits
Partner with CFO on budgeting and forecasting
Benefits
Medical, Dental, and Vision available after 30 days
Voluntary Supplemental benefits such as STD and Life Insurance
401K plan offered
Over 100 hours of PTO in the first year
4 paid Holidays and 40 hours of Floating Holiday
Advancement opportunities
Access to brand new facilities
Full Job Description
Corporate Controller
National Indoor RV Centers is looking for an experienced Corporate Controller to assist our team in keeping our company numbers and budgets on track with unwavering accuracy. The Corporate Controller is a key financial leader responsible for overseeing all accounting operations, dealership financial reporting, internal controls, and audit readiness across a multi-location RV dealership group. This role ensures accurate GAAP financials, consistent accounting processes, and operational financial discipline.
With the company targeting an IPO in 2029, the Corporate Controller will play a central role in building public-company infrastructure, SOX-ready controls, audit readiness, and elevated reporting practices. The Corporate Controller will directly supervise the Accounting Manager and partner closely with the CFO, General Managers, lenders, and external advisors. Our ideal candidate will have the experience and qualifications to align with the future succession to our CFO at some point after the public offering.
As a Corporate Controller, your key responsibilities are outlined below:
1) Financial Reporting & Closing Process
Oversee all monthly, quarterly, and annual financial closings for the dealership group
Review and approve all financial statements, schedules, and account reconciliations
Ensure adherence to U.S. GAAP and dealership accounting best practices; prepare for transition to public-company reporting
Maintain financial reporting packages: Site reports for management team and balance sheets, income statements and cash flow for executives.