Finance and Accounting Manager

PR TIMES

Finance

Accounting

Management

Compliance

About this role

The Finance and Accounting Manager candidate will lead the finance and accounting function while working hands-on across daily operations and the improvement of accounting workflows. Responsibilities include managing monthly, quarterly, and annual closing, consolidated accounting, disclosure documents, tax filings, and responses to the audit firm.

The role also covers cash, receivables, and payment management; oversight of subsidiary closing and development of subsidiary management structures; accounting and management support related to M&A and PMI; internal controls and J-SOX; design and progress management of closing schedules; member development and team management; and reporting and issue organization for the executive team.

The position is intended to raise the quality and operating structure of the entire team. The successful candidate may initially use their strongest areas of expertise and gradually expand their scope before taking responsibility for leading the broader finance and accounting team.

The Finance and Accounting Department has 18 members including accounting and payment management. The organization includes a department head who also serves as team manager and 15 finance and accounting staff members, two of whom are regular employees.

PR TIMES is a company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market, with approximately 120 regular employees. Its businesses include the PR TIMES press-release distribution service, multiple SaaS businesses, and media businesses. The company has also expanded its group through M&A, including the addition of Glucose and NAVICUS subsidiaries.

The role involves listed-company themes such as consolidated closing, disclosure, audit support, subsidiary management, M&A and PMI, internal controls, and executive reporting. The stated workplace is generally office-based at the company's office in Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo.

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