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Lymph nodes: Not always. Imaging studies like ct scan or MRI often find enlarged lymph nodes that are not palpable.
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Lymph node: Could be ok , but it is better for you to see your doctor.
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Family practice : Enlarged lymph node on same side as an infection means it is trying to filter out your system. You may have strep throat or possibly a virus which can ... Read More
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2020, Volume 40, Issue 3
- 291-308 The influence of personality traits on social entrepreneurial intention among owners of civil society organisations in Vietnam
by Phan Tan Luc
- 309-321 The influence of length of stay on immigrant entrepreneurship
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by Valentina Nikolova-Alexieva & Mina Nikolaeva Angelova
- 399-423 The promise of coworking environments: a content analysis of the positioning of collaborative workspaces in Amsterdam
by Victor Cabral & Willem Van Winden
2020, Volume 40, Issue 2
- 154-170 Artpreneurs' lessons to traditional business
by Marilena Vecco
- 171-191 Cultural and creative entrepreneurship: towards a paradigmatic proposal?
by Christine Sinapi
- 192-229 Mapping and thematic analysis of cultural entrepreneurship research
by Tobias Bürger & Christine Volkmann
- 230-246 Balancing the creative business model
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- 247-269 Leveraging historical shifts in the world economy: systems of patronage and supportive ecosystems for creative and cultural enterprise
by M.J.R. Montoya & Claire Stasiewicz
- 270-290 The role of education in the entrepreneurial ecosystem: the case of 'Made in Italy Tuscany Academy' in the Florence fashion city
by Luciana Lazzeretti & Francesco Capone
2020, Volume 40, Issue 1
- 7-31 The influence of socio-emotional wealth on firm financial performance: evidence from small and medium privately held family businesses
by María J. Martínez-Romero & Rubén Martínez-Alonso & M. Pilar Casado-Belmonte
- 32-53 Unpacking socio-emotional wealth: exploring the origins of affective endowment in founder firms
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- 128-146 Exploring the side effects of socio-emotional wealth. A multilevel analysis approach to the dysfunctional dynamics in family business succession
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2020, Volume 39, Issue 4
- 455-500 Dual environments of home and host countries of diasporic transnational entrepreneurs: an empirical study in the Canadian context
by Jean-Marie Nkongolo-Bakenda & Elie Virgile Chrysostome
- 501-529 Empirical analysis of women entrepreneurs and their success perception
by Nidhi Tiwari & Geetika Goel
- 530-547 The relationship between women's entrepreneurship practice, ICT adoption, and business performance in Malaysia and Indonesia
by Sharon Yong Yee Ong & Nurul Fadly Habidin & Mad Ithnin Salleh & Nursyazwani Mohd Fuzi
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by Omar Masood & Kiran Javaria
- 564-584 Factors driving the share and growth of Chinese entrepreneurship in Italy
by Roberta Apa & Ivan De Noni & Andrea Ganzaroli
- 585-596 SMEs in Mauritius: economic growth, employment and entrepreneurial culture
by Randhir Roopchund
2020, Volume 39, Issue 3
- 339-362 Does gender matter in credit denial among small and medium scale enterprises in Ghana?
by Samuel Tawiah Baidoo & Daniel Sakyi & Jacob Benson Aidoo
- 363-382 Internal corporate governance mechanisms and intellectual capital disclosure: evidence from Tunisia
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by Shazaib Butt & Stéphane Strtak
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by Daniel Mmereki & Alice Hovorka & Thando Gwebu
- 430-454 'From guanxi to WeChat?': new social networking technologies and digital entrepreneurship in Beijing
by Birte Hansen
2020, Volume 39, Issue 1/2
- 2-26 Entrenchment, director' networks, and CEO compensation
by Najla Hamdi & Mohamed Imen Gallali
- 27-42 Optimal option portfolio hedging strategy with non-Gaussian fluctuations
by Haykel Hamdi & Jihed Majdoub
- 43-63 A post-merger performance of acquiring firms: evidence from French stock market
by Ferihane Zaraa Boubaker & Kamel Naoui
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by Bora Aktan & Sinem Peker & Makram Bellalah
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- 100-120 The contagion of the Greek debt crisis on the EMU sovereign bond markets: a Garch-DCC approach
by Oussama Kchaou & Makram Bellalah
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by Rihab Bedoui & Sameh Noiali & Haykel Hamdi
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by Mongi Gharsellaoui
- 163-191 Towards a communication-based typology of management control modes: showing the relevance of communicative action for entrepreneurial settings
by Tawhid Chtioui & Stephanie Thiery Dubuisson
- 192-221 Risk-taking behaviour of family firms: evidence from Tunisia
by Dorra Ellouze & Khadija Mnasri
- 222-232 Financial stress testing of Tunisian banking sector in worst case scenarios
by Ben Mbarek Hassene & Imed Gammoudi & Mohamed El Ghourabi
- 233-262 Women on the board and dividend payouts: the moderating effect of institutional ownership in France
by Nawel Fendri Zouari & Salah Ben Hamad
- 263-278 Does board gender diversity affect firm performance? The mediating role of innovation on the French stock market
by Riadh Manita & Najoua Elommal & Rey Dang & Camille Saintives & L'Hocine Houanti
- 279-294 Financial crisis and private equity performance in France
by Amel Sahli & Sabrina Khemiri
- 295-310 Market microstructure and securities values: empirical evidence from the Tunisian Stock Market
by Abderrazak Elkhaldi & Nada Ben-Mariem
- 311-324 An empirical evidence of up-gradation need in Islamic banking sector of Pakistan
by Omar Masood & Kiran Javaria & Mondher Bellalah
- 325-337 Behind the scenes: applying social network analysis to unfold entrepreneurs' investment decisions
by Paul Beckman & Nasser Shahrasbi
2019, Volume 38, Issue 4
- 395-414 A study of sustainability reporting disclosures for manufacturing MSMEs: evidence from India
by Manvendra Pratap Singh & Mousumi Roy
- 415-451 Vho (Ms) Denga na (and) Vho (Ms) Masindi: role-model rural bricoleur women entrepreneurs
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by Fisnik Reçica & Iraj Hashi & Ian Jackson & Besnik A. Krasniqi
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2019, Volume 38, Issue 3
- 251-276 Entrepreneurial competencies in successfully innovative SMEs
by Kyllikki Taipale-Erävala & Kaisa Henttonen & Hannele Lampela
- 277-293 Effects of business Jihad on entrepreneurs' motivation and performance
by Zulkarnain Kedah & Md. Aftab Anwar & Suhaimi Mhd Sarif & Aahad M. Osman-Gani
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by Nkechi S. Owoo & Abena D. Oduro & Charles Ackah
- 312-338 Women's entrepreneurs' micro and small business performance: insights from Malaysian microcredit
by Sayed Samer Ali Al-shami & Mohd Razali Muhamad & Izaidin Majid & Nurulizwa Rashid
- 339-358 Why latent entrepreneurs delay their launch to the market in Mexico?
by Lucía Rodríguez-Aceves & José Manuel Saiz-Alvarez & Edgar Muñiz-Avila
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by Federica Ceci & Andrea Prencipe
- 379-394 Opportunities of the entrepreneurship education for enhancing cooperation between start-up entrepreneurs and business angels
by Tiit Elenurm & Külliki Tafel-Viia & Silja Lassur & Külli Hansen
2019, Volume 38, Issue 1/2
- 5-18 Mapping successors' expectations: decoding factors responsible for effective succession in Indian family businesses
by Sunil Shukla & Amit Kumar Dwivedi
- 19-44 Entrepreneurial leadership and performance of female-owned small and medium-sized enterprises in Ghana
by Daniel M. Quaye & Isaac Mensah
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by Johanna Gast & Andreas Kallmünzer & Sascha Kraus & Katherine Gundolf & Judith Arnold
- 102-119 Performance implications of the interrelationship between risk-taking and family support for women-owned businesses: evidence from South Africa
by Brownhilder Ngek Neneh
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by S.R. Shehnaz & S. Suresh Kumar
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by Tarja Römer-Paakkanen & Severi Paakkanen
- 165-176 Family business learning and performance
by Timothy L. Pett & James A. Wolff & Mark D. Heileman
- 177-209 How do female entrepreneurs experience and cope with role conflict in Sub-Saharan Africa: case study from Ethiopia
by Mulu Berhanu Hundera & G.M. Duijsters & Wim A. Naudé
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by Kim Anne Menezes & Suku Bhaskaran & Akshay Deswal
- 232-249 The Chinese are taking over: Chinese small entrepreneurs in the Cayo District of Belize
by Niek Vermeulen & Carel Roessingh & David Passenier
2019, Volume 37, Issue 4
- 449-471 Sing it out loud! The entrepreneurship of SME opera enterprises in Scandinavia
by Staffan Albinsson
- 472-491 Who cares what the neighbours say: perceived failure intolerance and entrepreneurial intention
by Brock M. Stout & Heather Annulis
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by James Cunningham & Kaisa-Maija Tolonen
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by Dimitris Axiotis & Alina Hyz & Petros Kalantonis
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by Martin Mabunda Baluku & Kathleen Otto
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by Yahel Kurlander & Noga Efrati
2019, Volume 37, Issue 3
- 309-341 The critical success factors of social entrepreneurship in India: an empirical study
by Mir Shahid Satar & Shibu John
- 342-363 Roles of career anchors and path dependency in the entrepreneurial process: case Finland
by Rauno Rusko & Lenita Hietanen & Krista Kohtakangas & Taina Järvi
- 364-398 Resource-based theory and SMEs internationalisation: evidences from Indian firms
by Pranaya Srivastava & Deepak K. Srivastava
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by Hadia Fakhreldin & Hala Hattab
- 415-433 Interpretation of the nexus between the entrepreneurs and entrepreneurial business opportunities in the healthcare context: a phenomenological study
by Rosa Mehrabi & Jahangir Yadollahi Farsi & Kambiz Talebi
- 434-448 Marketing innovation and up-and-coming product and process innovation
by Andrea Lučić & Marina Dabić & John Finley
2019, Volume 37, Issue 2
- 167-189 The hidden effect of innovation on the growth of Spanish firms
by Manuel Ángel Nogueira & Sara Fernández-López & María Jesús Rodríguez Gulías & Milagros Vivel-Búa & David Rodeiro-Pazos
- 190-213 Understanding the aspirations of Finnish entrepreneurs and venture capitalists: their effects on international operations and growth
by Diane A. Isabelle & Mika Westerlund & Risto Rajala & Seppo Leminen
- 214-231 Investment readiness and access to external finance among Ghanaian small and medium-size enterprises
by Edward Nii Amar Amarteifio & Siaw Frimpong
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by Osnat Akirav
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by Márcio Luiz Marietto & Fernando Antônio Ribeiro Serra
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by V.J. Thomas & Elicia Maine
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by Vahid Jafari Sadeghi & Paolo Pietro Biancone & Robert B. Anderson & Jean-Marie Nkongolo-Bakenda
2019, Volume 37, Issue 1
- 1-24 Informal training in Chinese small- and medium-sized enterprises
by Yuliani Suseno & Chanzi Bao & Mark Baimbridge & Cong Su
- 25-53 Consumer evaluation of collaboration between perfumery and gastronomy for innovation
by Ekaterina Besson & Yue Zhao & Hajer Kefi & Adnane Maalaoui
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by Elisa Truant & Laura Broccardo & Vanessa Ratten
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by Tanja Jovanović & Alexander Brem & Kai-Ingo Voigt
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by Petra Kugler
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by Jean-Sébastien Lacam & David Salvetat
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by Joana Torres & Pedro Torres & Mário Augusto
- 152-166 Identifying the determinants of corporate venture capital strategy: evidence from French firms
by Souad Brinette & Sabrina Khemiri
2019, Volume 36, Issue 4
- 359-377 Exploring the effect of venture capital development on innovation performance of knowledge-based companies
by Azam Sazvar & Mahmood Yahyazadehfar
- 378-391 Look inside. Predicting stock prices by analysing an enterprise intranet social network and using word co-occurrence networks
by Andrea Fronzetti Colladon & Giacomo Scettri
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by Yang Song & Ron Berger
- 408-429 Dynamic resolve model: an interpersonal resilience construct
by Stephanie L. Colbry
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by Matteo Cinelli & Giovanna Ferraro & Antonio Iovanella
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by Angelo Corallo & Laura Fortunato & Clara Renna & Alessandra Spennato
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by Takashi Iba & Haruka Mori & Ayaka Yoshikawa
2019, Volume 36, Issue 3
- 249-255 Innovation developments in the wine industry: a journey from the amphorae of old to the California wine cluster
by Julien Granata & Beysül Aytaç & David Roubaud
- 256-273 Innovation in wine closure packaging: the case of Diam
by Emilie Darroman & Călin Gurău & Cyrille Mandou
- 274-291 Co-creating a wine: a dyadic approach to consumer experiential value and SME value creation
by Karine Garcia & Philippe Aurier & Angélique Rodhain
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by Sandra Challita & Philippe Aurier & Patrick Sentis
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by Dean A. McCorkle & Rebekka M. Dudensing & Dan D. Hanselka & Ed W. Hellman
- 335-354 Can crowdfunding promote innovation in the wine industry?
by Nirjhar Nigam & Sondes Mbarek & Cristiane Benetti
2019, Volume 36, Issue 1/2
- 15-40 Linking periphery with centre: the liability and usefulness of returnee entrepreneurial firm in home country context
by Wensong Bai
- 41-73 Social ties, prior experience, and venture creation by transnational entrepreneurs
by Sarika Pruthi & Mike Wright
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by Thomas Baron & Aki Harima
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by Maria Elo & Zsuzsanna Vincze
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by Heléne Lundberg & Anneli Rehnfors
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by Tinashe Tsungai Raphael Ndoro & Lynette Louw & MacDonald Kanyangale
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by Quang Evansluong & Marcela Ramírez-Pasillas
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by Indianna D. Minto-Coy
- 216-241 Refugee entrepreneurship: taking a social network view on immigrants with refugee backgrounds starting transnational businesses in Sweden
by Susanne Sandberg & Rebecca Immonen & Sara Kok
2018, Volume 35, Issue 4
- 485-510 Entrepreneurship and knowledge spillovers from FDI and exports concentration, diversification
by Arbia Chatmi & Karim Elasri
- 511-537 Entrepreneurship policy to overcome barriers to new firm growth in a developing economy: evidence from Oman
by Abdullah Al Shukaili & Marco Cucculelli & José Luis González-Pernía & Iñaki Peña Legazkue
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by Nobuya Fukugawa
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by Douglas Wegner & Kadígia Faccin & Pietro Cunha Dolci
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by Maryam Ghaedi & Mehrdad Madhoushi
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by A.K.M. Shahidullah & Durdana Islam
2018, Volume 35, Issue 3
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by Yusuke Hoshino & Yoshiyuki Matsumura
- 282-302 A comparison of the performance of majority female-owned and majority male-owned small and medium-sized enterprises
by Julio Miguel Rosa & Daouda Sylla
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by Fredrik W. Andersson & Dan Johansson & Johan Karlsson & Magnus Lodefalk & Andreas Poldahl
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by Tae-Young Park
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by Tim Kastelle & Sarah King & Martie-Louise Verreynne & Peter Kambouris
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by Annemarie Østergaard & Svetla T. Marinova
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by Xue Han & Jorge Niosi
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by Sophie Veilleux & Nancy Haskell & Donald Béliveau
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by John D. Chisholm
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by Carolina Da Silveira Bueno & José Maria Ferreira Jardim Da Silveira & Antonio Marcio Buainain
2018, Volume 35, Issue 2
- 143-161 Educating entrepreneurship: a tool to promote self employability
by Asma Zaryab & Usman Saeed
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by Andrea Fronzetti Colladon & Francesca Grippa & Elisa Battistoni & Peter A. Gloor & Agostino La Bella
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by Wilfred Isak April & Andrew Matonga
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by Harvinder S. Mand & Meenakshi Atri & Amarjit Gill
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by Michael Jijin Zhang & Honghua Chen
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by Kenichi Ohkita & Léo-Paul Dana
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Technical Accounting Manager
Date: Jul 1, 2020
Location: San Jose, US
Do you want to change the world? We do, too.
The energy market is roughly $4 trillion globally, and solar penetration is less than 1%. But just one hour of sunlight, if harnessed, could power the entire world for a year. We have the opportunity to completely change the way energy is produced, distributed and consumed on a global scale, and we're looking for talented, committed people to help us drive our growth and achieve our goals.
SunPower is a global solar energy solutions company with a rich heritage of pioneering the best energy technologies in the world. Our solutions are unrivaled in terms of long-term reliability, efficiency and guaranteed performance, and our company is unmatched in terms of global reach and scale. Through design, manufacturing, installation and ongoing maintenance and monitoring, SunPower provides its proprietary, world-record efficient solar technology to residential, commercial and utility customers worldwide.
SunPower is changing the way our world is powered every day with a brilliant, passionate and driven team of more than 7,000 in North America, Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia. In an industry that is reshaping the world's energy future, there's no better place to be than SunPower.
We believe that our employees create our brand – with each project, each communication, each task completed and each interaction. Experience is critical to SunPower in regards to not only our customers but also our employees and dealer partners. As such, we strive to hire candidates that are service focused. The experience we would expect the ideal person to deliver is:
SunPower is seeking a Manager of Technical Accounting to join a world-class dynamic controllership organization at SunPower's headquarters in San Jose, CA. The position will research, analyze, and assist in determining the appropriate accounting treatment of complex transactions and new GAAP accounting standards. The Manager of Technical Accounting plays a crucial role over stock compensation, leases, mergers and acquisitions, equity investments, derivatives, and hedging and will participate in numerous special projects. This is a highly visible position within the Corporate Accounting team with an excellent career path reporting to the Technical Accounting Manager.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include, but are not limited, to the following:
- Serve as the lead member of the technical accounting team in the performance of research, the determination of financial reporting and disclosure impact, ensuring timely adoption of new accounting standards, and preparation of technical accounting memos.
- Be on the leading edge' of new accounting pronouncements and training executives and company personnel on changes and impact.
- Perform or review the accounting close for selected matters, including stock compensation expense and hedging. Interact directly with controllership team members as well as key leadership in multiple functions across the finance function as well as business leaders.
- Serve as a key contact with the external auditors, including the management of selected audit deliverables.
- Develop strong cross-functional relationships and serve as a business partner during the negotiation of transactions to ensure desired accounting outcomes.
- Serve as the fulcrum of the company's technical review committee, a forum for formulating accounting positions in a team environment, training team members, and developing execution plans.
- Reviews the monthly and quarterly calculation of stock compensation expense and derivative and hedge accounting entries, including related disclosures
- Contributes to merger and acquisition activities, including due diligence, third-party valuations, and purchase price accounting
- Contributes to presentations for senior leadership and the Audit Committee, as appropriate
- Contributes to various department and organizational special projects as assigned, including collaboration with the External & Financial Reporting and IFRS Reporting teams
- Assists in maintaining and improving SOX compliance as it relates to technical accounting processes
- Builds a strong cross-functional peer-group bond within the global finance group, internal audit and operations to ensure compliance with US GAAP
Equal Employment Opportunity
The Company is an equal employment opportunity employer and makes employment decisions, including but not limited to, hiring, firing, promotion, demotion, training, and/or compensation, on the basis of merit. Employment decisions are based on an individual's qualifications as they relate to the job under consideration. The Company's policy prohibits unlawful discrimination based on sex (which includes pregnancy, childbirth, breastfeeding, or related medical conditions, the actual sex of the individual, or the gender identity or gender expression), race, color, religion, including religious dress practices and religious grooming practices, sexual orientation, national origin, ancestry, citizenship, marital status, familial status, age, physical disability, mental disability, medical condition, genetic information, protected veteran or military status, or any other consideration made unlawful by federal, state or local laws, ordinances, or regulations. The Company is committed to complying with all applicable laws providing equal employment opportunities. This commitment applies to all persons involved in the operations of the Company and prohibits unlawful discrimination by any employee of the Company, including supervisors and co-workers.
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Availability of Affirmative Action Plan for Review
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The last two treasurers to oversee recessions have the same goal, and very different ways to achieve it.
The Harcourts, a Jewish Hungarian family, like to joke that they changed their name from Harkowitz to become members of the Bondi Surf Lifesaving Club.
"We went from Goldbergs to Icebergs," quips Tim Harcourt, an economist whose teenage dream was to become a research officer at the Australian Council of Trade Unions.
A few years ago, after fulfilling his ambition, Harcourt met then energy minister Josh Frydenberg at a conference in Sydney.
After Harcourt introduced himself, Frydenberg cited the family joke, which he had heard from Harcourt's uncle, who lives in his Melbourne electorate, Kooyong.
Like many politically astute observers who have met the Treasurer, Harcourt was impressed by his warmth and willingness to ignore partisan affiliation.
In these human traits, Frydenberg is very different to the last treasurer to oversee a recession, 29 years ago, the famously tribal and acerbic Paul Keating.
In another, more essential way, the two men, ascending to the Treasury portfolio 35 years apart, are identical: the job is preparation for even higher office.
Personality differences
Even though the economic tools used in both recessions are broadly similar, Frydenberg and Keating's rhetorical responses reflect their differing personalities.
In 1991, Keating's typically aggressive "this is the recession we had to have" declaration fuelled the sense of crisis that helped accelerate productivity reforms that he and Bob Hawke had unleashed in the early 1980s.
Overseeing a historic, and regretful moment in Australian economic history, Frydenberg was characteristically emollient. His aura of reasonableness and calm is almost politically supernatural.
"I look at these numbers very much with a glass half full perspective," he said on Thursday. "I am very confident we are on the road back."
The irony of their contrasting messages is that Frydenberg needs more economic reform from his recession than Keating did, according to Melbourne academic economist John Freebairn.
Keating had the benefit of a decade of difficult policy work with unions and business that unleashed a burst of labour productivity when his short, sharp recession ended.
Frydenberg doesn't have any big structural changes in place that will drive up wages when supply returns to normal, like an end to the better-off-overall test that has stilted industrial bargaining.
"Keating's recession was coming off a decade of major microeconomic reform, and he had big surges in productivity," Freebairn says. "This was the underlying driver of real wage increases and they had some stuff to go. He was dealing in a positive world.
"The challenge for Josh is a decade of pretty awful productivity performance and governments that haven't done much in terms of stimulating productivity. He is operating in a zero-sum world as opposed to Keating, who was in a growing world."
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The government, of course, has an ambitious policy agenda, including industrial relations and state-federal fiscal relations, that could provide the wages spurt voters desperately want.
With an opposition opposing – unlike a more sympathetic Liberal Party when Keating was treasurer – much of the detailed persuading will need to come from Frydenberg.
Harcourt, who spent two days working on a book with Keating early this year, remains in awe of the Labor great's ability to communicate political messages.
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