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Downtown Development District of New Orleans

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Real Estate • B2B • Government

Downtown Development District of New Orleans is an organization focused on enhancing and promoting the commercial and residential areas of downtown New Orleans. It plays a crucial role in the development and revitalization of the city, overseeing real estate initiatives, increasing public safety, and facilitating events that attract visitors. The DDD aims to create a vibrant urban environment, supporting local businesses and improving the overall quality of life for residents.

11 - 50 employees

🏠 Real Estate

🤝 B2B

🏛️ Government

📋 Description

• Own the finance function and build a boring, reliable system that gives leadership clean, on-time numbers and zero surprises. • Lead a small existing team and upgrade the processes. • Closing the month within 3 business days with accurate P&L, balance sheet, and cash flow. • Maintaining 95%+ collections within 14 days and a clear overdue pipeline. • Delivering error-free commission runs for sales and CSM teams (<1% adjustments). • Maintaining a clean, reconciled view of LTV, churn, and gross profit per customer for decision-making. • Proactively improving profitability by identifying profit leaks, unnecessary spend, and quick-win optimizations. • Continuously upgrading data tracking and reporting so leadership has simple, reliable metrics to make faster, better decisions.

🎯 Requirements

• 5+ years in controllership / senior accounting / finance-ops roles. • Experience with recurring revenue (coaching, SaaS, agency, or similar). • Strong hands-on skills with QuickBooks, Stripe (or similar processors), and spreadsheets. • Very tech savvy with Google Sheets or Excel, reporting, and automation tools such as Zapier or Make to build smart integrations and reduce manual work. • Proven track record owning month-end close, commissions, and collections. • High attention to detail, process-driven, and comfortable setting standards and saying “no” to bad data.