Full-Time
Accounting Manager
E-Commerce
Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Aprio
1,001-5,000 employees
Business advisory and accounting services provider
Compensation Overview
$100k - $140kAnnually
Senior
Atlanta, GA, USA
This is a hybrid position, which implies that the candidate will be required to work in the office part of the time.
- CPA or equivalent required
- Bachelor of Accounting
- 5+ years of e-commerce accounting experience
- 2+ years in people management
- Ability to provide FP&A services and/or CFO advisory work to clients as needed
- Proficient understanding of US GAAP
- Ability to foster an environment of continuous learning, seeking to become technically strong within the segment you serve
- Actively coaches and mentors team providing regular feedback and review
- Reviews employee tasks, work items, and client service hours to ensure expectations are met and timely
- Manages client allocations and capacity of the team to include review and active monitoring of time entries in Practice Engine
- Coordinates with the Philippine team leader on team management and client deliverables
- Ensures initiatives from leadership are communicated with the team and enacted
- Ensures team’s client deliverables meet the services outlined in MSA’s
- Monitors work performed by the team for scope creep and acts as needed to correct
- Reviews job profitability for clients and notifies operations and sales team when profitability drops below desired level indicating a renewal is required
- Manages client escalations as a first point of contact
- Demonstrates understanding of Aprio services so that expansion opportunities for services are identified
- Completes month-end/year end reviews as needed based on client risk level – provides feedback and guidance to the team on review points
Aprio provides business advisory and accounting services to help companies succeed. The firm specializes in tax, audit, and consulting services, catering to a wide range of clients from startups to established businesses. Aprio's team of experienced professionals collaborates with clients to create customized solutions that enhance growth and efficiency. Unlike many competitors, Aprio emphasizes a collaborative approach and invests in the professional development of its team, which contributes to its strong client relationships and high-quality service. The company's goal is to assist clients in navigating complex financial challenges and achieving their business objectives.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Growth Equity (Non-Venture Capital)
Total Funding
$8.3M
Headquarters
Sandy Springs, Georgia
Founded
1952
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Aprio's merger with Radix Law increases client retention with integrated services.
- Securitybricks acquisition positions Aprio to meet growing digital security demands.
- Midwest expansion through acquisitions taps into a fast-growing business hub.
What critics are saying
- Integration challenges may arise from the acquisition of JMS Advisory Group.
- Regulatory scrutiny could affect the merger with Radix Law due to non-lawyer ownership.
- Expansion into new markets may strain resources and lead to operational inefficiencies.
What makes Aprio unique
- Aprio offers integrated legal and financial services through its merger with Radix Law.
- The acquisition of Securitybricks enhances Aprio's cybersecurity capabilities for digital security solutions.
- Aprio's expansion into the Midwest opens new market opportunities in a growing business hub.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
401(k) Company Match
401(k) Retirement Plan
Paid Holidays
Parental Leave
Tuition Reimbursement
Performance Bonus
Wellness Program
Flexible Work Hours
Remote Work Options
Company News
Aprio, a US-based business advisory and accounting firm, has acquired JMS Advisory Group (JMS), a specialist in unclaimed property compliance and escheat process development.
/PRNewswire/ -- Aprio, the 25th largest business advisory and accounting firm in the U.S., announced today that it has acquired JMS Advisory Group, LLC (JMS),...
Meanwhile, Aprio, the 25th largest accounting firm in the US, has announced plans to combine with Arizona-based Radix Law, which obtained an ABS licence in 2021 so it could take external investment.
Aprio, a major accounting firm, is acquiring Scottsdale-based Radix Law to form an Alternative Business Service law firm in Arizona. This merger, set to finalize in spring, follows Arizona's 2021 ABS license program allowing non-lawyer ownership of law firms. Aprio, with 2,100 employees, aims to expand its services, while Radix, with 15 attorneys, sees growth potential. The merger is expected to create jobs and increase office space in Arizona.
Annual research explores how businesses, executives and investors should rethink traditional approaches for navigating today's global macroeconomic environmentATLANTA, Feb. 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Aprio Wealth Management, a subsidiary of Aprio, LLP, the 25th largest business advisory and accounting firm, released its 5th annual Economic Outlook, providing a comprehensive roadmap for investors, executives and business owners navigating the economic challenges and opportunities in the year ahead, emphasizing adaptability, innovation and readiness for a more active dealmaking landscape.This year's Outlook focuses on the global economy undergoing a transformative shift, through persistent fiscal deficits, structural labor constraints and geopolitical competition, which are redefining traditional economic paradigms. While these challenges are notable, Aprio finds significant opportunities for business owners, executives and investors."Aprio's 2025 Economic Outlook underscores how we are navigating a transformative economic transition that will require our clients to critically rethink traditional approaches," said Simeon Wallis, Chief Investment Officer, Aprio Wealth Management. "Our goal is to provide business owners, executives and investors with a strategic path forward that ensures their wealth management and business strategies have long-term success amid such a transformative era."Some of the key themes revealed in the Outlook include:Agility Amid Transition for BusinessesThe global economy is undergoing structural shifts, including stickier inflation, supply chain reconfigurations and labor market constraints.A new administration in Washington , with pro-business goals like deregulation and tax cuts, also introduces uncertainty around immigration, tariffs and government efficiency reforms., with pro-business goals like deregulation and tax cuts, also introduces uncertainty around immigration, tariffs and government efficiency reforms. Businesses must adopt the "First Principles Thinking" approach, a problem-solving method that emphasizes the adaptability and strategic foresight to remain competitive in an evolving landscape.Productivity Unleashed Driven by TechnologyTechnology is driving massive productivity gains, particularly in areas like AI, automation and data-driven decision making, transforming business operations and long-term competitiveness.Post-pandemic booms and busts in sectors like real estate, logistics and consumer services are stabilizing, creating opportunities for growth and recovery in markets that experienced volatility.The Federal Reserve's (Fed) evolving interest rate policy, with a cautious easing in 2025, will significantly impact borrowing costs, investment decisions and business cash flow, requiring careful navigation of financial strategies.The Deal Boom is Set to BeginDeal activity in private equity and M&A is poised to accelerate rapidly, driven by abundant capital, a favorable regulatory environment and opportunities for consolidation across industries.Companies in all sectors should prepare for increased private equity transactions, positioning themselves as attractive acquisition targets or capitalizing on industry-wide consolidation trends.Strategic preparation, including improving operational efficiency and cash flow visibility, will be essential for capturing value in this dynamic environment."We're seeing a delicate balance of growth opportunities and persistent risks across the global economy," noted Wallis. "Risks inclusive of above-normal interest rates, disrupted supply chains and labor shortages