> Richard J. Pytelewski wrote:
>> OOps, you asked for a Controller and I droned-on with a Bookkeeper.
>> Here's
>> a good start for a Controller Job Description (below) that needs to be
>> edited to suit your individual needs/wants.  The info I sent on the
>> Bookkeeper is still germane and could be integrated with the Controller
>> description.  I'm thinking that a Bookkeeper with the potential to 
>> migrate
>> to the Controller position as things grow might be a better way for you 
>> to
>> go.  And if they are not everything you want them to be, or your growth
>> demands a seasoned Controller, you hire one in as their boss.
>>
>> Here's the Job Description:
>>
>> http://www.blueskysearch.com/Controller%20-%20Job%20Description.htm
>>
>> Hope this helps.
>
> Thanks for the information, definitely something I need to research 
> further.
>
> May I ask what is your experience with bookkeepers and controllers?
>
> With modesty, I have been a Officer (VP of Development and Operations) for
> NASDAQ and TSE listed corporations. I have worked with these financial
> professionals for many years.

Wow, very impressive. :)

You're probably not at liberty to say, but I'm terribly curious as to what 
contributed to the company's demise (Wikipedia is silent on the subject).


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