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Hilton Worldwide

Global hotel operator of branded properties

Director of Finance

Corporate Finance & FP&APosted on Nov 4
Full-timeMueang Chiang Rai, Mueang Chiang Rai District, Chiang Rai, ThailandNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Must have a degree in accounting.
  • Must have business acumen.
  • Must demonstrate adaptability.
  • Must have 3 years of related experience.
  • Must have 3 years of management or supervisory experience at Executive Committee level.

Responsibilities

  • Manage the hotel's accounting records and financial reports, ensuring compliance with company, owner, statutory, fiscal, management-agreement, and lease requirements and timetables.
  • Ensure the balance sheet fairly reflects hotel assets and liabilities, and regularly review the balance sheet and reconcile all accounts.
  • Maintain effective internal controls over hotel assets, liabilities, revenue, and costs, and ensure compliance with company policy.
  • Ensure legal and tax compliance, maintain adequate insurance coverage, and manage the pension scheme where applicable with appropriate accounting, actuarial, and legal controls.
  • Ensure required permits and licenses are obtained, and safeguard and update leases and contracts affecting the hotel's financial status.
  • Liaise with internal and external auditors, maintain an effective in-hotel audit program, promptly address corrective actions, ensure all revenue is captured, and use a monthly control checklist.
  • Develop and continuously improve financial accounting and control procedures to maximize impact and efficiency.
  • Develop timely and accurate management information and performance measurement that stimulates management action.
  • Implement reporting that uses benchmarking, key performance indicators, and the balanced scorecard, and addresses historical performance as well as future opportunities.
  • Advise the General Manager and hotel team on financial and commercial matters, including interpretation of financial data.
  • Review hotel management information and propose value-added initiatives to the General Manager.
  • Provide financial and commercial support for business development, major pricing decisions, and other commercial decisions.
  • Optimize information and efficiency through use of IT in the finance department.
  • Support implementation of hotel financial systems with Project Managers, including the Future Office project.
  • Ensure proper use and maintenance of financial systems, including security and backup procedures, in coordination with the ISM.
  • Use project-evaluation techniques to direct investment toward projects that optimize returns for both individual projects and the enterprise.
  • Prepare and review the AFE, ensure financial accuracy and sound commercial judgment, and obtain authorization before committing hotel expenditure.
  • Conduct post-investment audits on major capital investments.
  • Ensure compliance with HI capital policy and maintain proper control and recording of project spending.
  • Where applicable, prepare, review, and participate in producing financials for new developments and acquisitions.
  • Support the General Manager in hotel strategic planning, emphasizing master planning and identifying value opportunities.
  • Manage the hotel's budgeting formulation, review, and approval process.
  • Ensure regular forecasting cycles with content and detail appropriate to operational needs.
  • Recruit and retain finance staff, particularly at Assistant Controller level, use succession planning, and maintain good employee relations in the Finance Department.
  • Maximize accounting-department efficiency and establish appropriate staffing levels and an organized Accounts Office.
  • Develop the effectiveness of the hotel finance function through ongoing team training and development, and lead and motivate the team to high performance.
  • Manage to specific measurable objectives and provide regular feedback, including appraisals.
  • Maintain personal development plans for the Controller and Assistant Controller.
  • Train the Management Team to enhance its financial skills.
  • Minimize working capital, particularly debtors, stocks, and sundry receivables; maximize interest earnings and minimize interest expense.
  • Maintain cashflow forecasts at least one year ahead and give Hilton and owners adequate notice of future cash requirements.
  • Reconcile all bank accounts monthly and maintain strong controls over cash and bank balances.
  • Understand and measure hotel cost drivers, using analysis to prompt management action.
  • Ensure purchasing procedures result in cost-effective purchases of goods and services.
  • Benchmark costs against other hotels, identify cost-reduction opportunities, and manage business financial risks.
  • Set an example by operating an efficient and cost-effective finance department.

About the Company

Hilton Worldwide

Global hotel operator of branded properties

Hilton Worldwide Holdings operates a global portfolio of hotels and resorts across multiple brands to serve business travelers, vacationers, and long-stay guests. It owns, leases, manages, and franchises properties, earning revenue from rooms, food and beverage, events, and franchise and management fees. Its brands range from luxury Waldorf Astoria to full-service Hilton Hotels & Resorts and extended-stay options like Homewood Suites, targeting different customer needs. Its goal is to grow as a major global hospitality company by expanding its loyalty program and delivering consistent guest experiences to maximize occupancy and revenue.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
McLean, VA
Founded
1919

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