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UTA Ventures

Associate Client Accounting Creators

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Description

You will manage client booking, billing, payment, and reporting activities in a GAAP-compliant accounting environment. You will work with agents, assistants, clients, buyers, managers, and cash-management counterparts to maintain accurate records, resolve payment matters, support forecasting and collections, and improve accounting processes.

Responsibilities

  • Meet regularly with agents and assistants to ensure complete and accurate booking data and reports
  • Enter and maintain client bookings
  • Review booking data for accuracy, completeness, and revenue-recognition standards
  • Prepare and follow up on outstanding invoices
  • Follow up on commissions owed and coordinate collection and processing
  • Ensure client payments are collected and processed accurately and promptly
  • Resolve accounting and payment matters between clients, agents, and managers
  • Handle client accounting inquiries
  • Coordinate booking, billing, and payment discrepancy resolution with other companies
  • Provide reporting to support forecasting, collections, and client-performance insights
  • Coordinate payment application with the Cash Management team
  • Identify opportunities to improve booking, billing, and payment processes
  • Assist with accounting-related projects

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree required
  • 3+ years of accounting experience
  • Customer-service experience
  • Excel and Outlook proficiency
  • Understanding of fundamental accounting principles
  • Strong attention to detail
  • Verbal and written communication skills
  • Relationship-building skills
  • Ability to manage high transaction volumes, competing priorities, and shifting deadlines
  • Entertainment experience preferred
  • NetSuite or similar financial and enterprise systems experience preferred

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