Enterprise Controller

Salary Range: $ To $ Annually

Orbus, a leading and highly successful visual communications builder and designer of hardware and graphics for the exhibit and display industry, is seeking an Enterprise Controller to join our dynamic team.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to grow and advance their career in a stable, long-term position.
We are an aggressively growing company and value individuals who are ready to mature and develop alongside our business—and who want to be recognized and rewarded for their positive contributions.
This is an on-site position.

The Enterprise Controller serves as the senior accounting and financial operations leader across a diversified organization generating approximately $200 million in annual revenue through five business units. This position is responsible for the accuracy, integrity, and timeliness of all financial reporting, the effectiveness of internal controls, and the execution of key financial cycles (month-end close, audits, insurance renewals, tax coordination, and cash management).

In addition to enterprise-wide oversight, this role will act as the primary controller/accountant for one to two business units, directly managing their accounting activities while driving consistency and process excellence across all operating entities.

This is a hands‑on leadership role requiring strategic vision, technical accounting expertise, and strong operational execution.

• Oversee all accounting and reporting functions across five business units, ensuring compliance with GAAP and internal policies.
• Serve as the lead controller for one or two operating entities, owning their day‑to‑day accounting and reporting.
• Own the month‑end close process, driving improvements in speed, accuracy, and analytical insight.
• Ensure consistent application of accrual‑based accounting and standardization of journal entries, reconciliations, and schedules.
• Deliver timely consolidated financial results, including P&L, balance sheet, and cash flow statements.
• Provide root cause analysis and variance explanations for financial results, identifying performance drivers and corrective actions.
• Subject matter expert for and owner of historical / actual financial reporting.
• Consolidate Budget submissions; own fixed cost and other key budget inputs.

• Develop, implement, and maintain internal controls to safeguard assets and ensure financial statement accuracy.
• Create, document, and maintain corporate accounting policies and procedures to ensure consistent practices across all business units.
• Perform ongoing risk assessment and recommend control enhancements to improve operational and financial integrity.

• Own the year‑end financial audit process, managing communications with external auditors, preparing audit schedules, and ensuring timely completion.
• Coordinate with external tax advisors on state and federal income tax filings, estimated payments, and quarterly shareholder distributions.
• Maintain compliance with all financial reporting and statutory requirements.

• Own enterprise‑wide cash management, including daily liquidity tracking, transfers, and funding optimization.
• Maintain and improve banking relationships; oversee signatories, credit facilities, and payment approval workflows.
• Develop and maintain 13‑week rolling cash flow forecasts and longer‑term liquidity models to support capital planning and risk management.
• Drive continuous improvement in working capital management (A/R, A/P, inventory optimization).

• Own the annual insurance renewal process in coordination with brokers and management, ensuring appropriate coverage and competitive premiums.
• Oversee corporate risk management processes, ensuring financial protection and compliance with policy requirements.

• Lead initiatives to streamline financial operations, improve system utilization (ERP, reporting tools), and automate manual processes.
• Mentor and develop accounting staff within the business units; promote a culture…