Robert M. Stunek
**** ********** ***** ***** **********, Ohio 44039
Cell: 440-***-****
abmd2d@r.postjobfree.com
Experience:
*/** - ******* ****** *****, Cleveland Ohio
Manager
Responsible for accounting, marketing & operations for a residential &
commercial cleaning business
in Lorain & Cuyahoga County serving 100 clients.
9/08 - 7/09 CALVERT WIRE & CABLE, Cleveland, Ohio
Accounting / IT Manager:
Accounting: Month end close, financial reporting, variance analysis,
account recs, supervise AR /AP clerks.
IT: Network administration including PC, e-mail, software & server
maintenance, daily & monthly systems backup, phone system & office
equipment maintenance & support.
11/05 - 9/08 THE ORIGINAL MATTRESS FACTORY, Cleveland, Ohio
Accounting Manager:
Reported to the VP-Administration with a clerk as a direct report.
Responsible for the accounting of 11 retail outlets in the Cleveland area
with sales approximating $12 million. Duties included:
. Inventory: Perform and cost physical inventories on quarterly basis.
. Taxes: Responsible for all payroll & sales / use tax filings.
. General Ledger: Month end close process to include bank / account
reconciliations, P&L review and analysis. Consolidated financial
statements for manufacturing factory & retail outlet stores.
. Administration: Assist employees with medical, dental, & life insurance
plans. Point person for workers compensation filing, SEP retirement plan
& employee garnishments.
. Inter-company Billings: Account for inter-company transactions for 10
factories in various states .
. Sales/ Support: Calculation of all sales associates monthly sales
commissions. Audited store monthly sales journals, T&E, operating
expenses. Point person for outlet store employees on accounting related
problems or issues.
1999 - 11/05 CLEVELAND FREE TIMES, Cleveland, Ohio
Controller:
Responsible for fiscal performance of the Cleveland Free Times, Ohio's
largest alternative weekly newspaper.
. Monthly financial reporting to parent company to include P&L, Balance
Sheet, & Cash Flow statements..
. Instruct employees as to the necessity of fiscal responsibility along
with programs established to foster proper attitude and approach such as
purchase order system and commission revocation on uncollected revenue.
. Provide leadership in implementing fiscal policies and procedures to cut
costs. This includes monthly meetings with department heads to review
year to date operating performance and provide guidance on ways to
improve gross and net margins. Examples include:
> Sales Department - Changed sales rep commission policy. Reps were
paid on sales when I started. That was changed to being paid on
collections. That conservatively saved $50k on an annualized
basis.
> Production Department - Raw material paper was provided by the same
vendor that printed each issue. After research, we purchased the
paper from a cheaper supplier & had the issue printed by another.
Annual cost savings approximated $100k.
> Circulation Department - Revised freelance driver payment formula
and consolidated and/or eliminated routes that made sense from a
financial and logistical perspective. Annual cost savings
approximated $25k.
> Editorial Department - Analyzed staff writer costs verses freelance
writers & worked with editor to get greater output from salaried
staff writers & less reliance on freelance writers paid on an
article by article basis. Annual cost savings approximated $50k.
Robert M. Stunek
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1996 - 1999 INTERNATIONAL TOTAL SERVICES, INC., Cleveland, Ohio
Division Controller:
A $200M publicly held multi-national aviation and industrial security
company providing security and related equipment to airlines, airports and
corporations throughout 41 states and 9 countries.
Responsible for maintaining the financial performance of 3 multi-state
divisions ($40M) throughout the Midwest. Primary duties included monthly
closings, consolidations, financial analysis, monthly P&L reviews with
senior management, establishing and maintaining budgets. Position
reported to the CFO, CEO and Division President and included supervision of
3 accounting clerks, focusing on payroll, A/R, A/P and fixed assets.
Additional responsibilities and accomplishments included:
. Net income of an Ohio division and a multi-state division increased 28%
and 300% respectively.
. Discretionary expenses in each division reduced by 10% or more.
. Enhanced employee morale (at corporate) through developing a more
professional and functional environment. This resulted in 0% turnover
compared to the quarterly turnover prior to arrival.
1991 - 1996 SEALY INC., Cleveland, Ohio
A $700M manufacturer, distributor and retailer of bedding and furniture
with facilities throughout the U.S.
Financial Accountant:
Assisted in preparation of sales, operating, corporate and capital budgets
for bedding plants across the country to include consolidations. Created
and maintained forecasting model analyzing current, budgeted and prior year
financial data to trend future results. Financial analysis including
margin rates, volume/product mix and regional AUSP (average unit selling
price) results.
1987 - 1991 PEPSI COLA, Cleveland, Ohio
Inventory Supervisor, Twinsburg, 3/89 - 3/91:
Scheduled, coordinated, reconciled and maintained inventories for six Ohio
plants. Supervised two inventory clerks in the processing of purchasing
and production invoices.
Accountant, 9/87 - 2/89:
Responsible for monthly close of Elyria plant General Ledger, payroll, A/R,
A/P, Costing and related financial reporting
Technologies:
Excel, Word, Lotus Notes, MAS90, JD Edwards, Great Plains, Smart Publisher,
Quick Books Pro, Peachtree
Acclaim, Monarch, Corvu, ADP, Foundation
Education:
BBA, Accounting & Marketing, University of Cincinnati
Extra-Curricular:
Golf, tennis, softball, basketball, literature and music
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