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Need to find a Fund Accounting Manager for hire? At Pacific Executive Search, we connect firms with experienced fund accountants who bring deep expertise across private equity, venture capital, and...
Need to find aFund Accounting Manager for hire? At(https://pacificexecutives.com)Pacific Executive Search**, we connect firms with experienced fund accountants who bring deep expertise across private equity, venture capital, and real estate fund structures. Our candidates are skilled in overseeing full-cycle fund accounting processes with accuracy, timeliness, and compliance.
💼 Extensive experience handling capital calls, distributions, partner allocations, and complex waterfall models🧾 Proficient in fund-level GAAP, NAV calculations, investor reporting, and audit coordination🏦 Background working with leading fund administrators, asset managers, and institutional investors🔍 Familiarity with Investran, eFront, and other fund accounting systems📍 Top talent available inLos Angeles,Orange County,San Diego, and acrossCaliforniafor both hybrid and remote roles
We understand the unique needs of fund accounting functions and help our clients hire professionals who ensure financial integrity while supporting investor confidence.
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