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Controller
The corporate manager responsible for the firm's accounting activities. Sometimes referred to as the comptroller (which means the same thing).

controller
An organization's chief accounting officer, who is responsible for establishing and maintaining the organization's accounting system. Also called comptroller.


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He trained as a management accountant with Chrysler in Detroit before taking up financial management positions in their European operations and then held various controllerships within Air Products Europe.
His most recent positions include Controllerships with Greenfield Wine Company and Kendall-Jackson, Vice President of Finance with Yorkshire Foods, Inc.
Previously he spent 12 years with National Semiconductor in a variety of financial roles, including divisional controllerships, worldwide wafer fab financial responsibility, and controller positions in remote manufacturing plants.
 
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