WILLIAM R. WOODARD aceskb@r.postjobfree.com 281-***-****
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
JIMERSON UNDERGROUND, INC., Stafford, TX Apr 2013 – Present
Accountant
Perform general ledger accounting and financial reporting
Process account and daily cash and bank reconciliations
Handle the monthly close process
Process payroll and related entries
Assist with internal and external audits
Perform special projects as required
GULF COAST WINDOW COVERINGS, Houston, TX Jun 2007 – Mar 2013
Staff Accountant
Performed general ledger accounting and monthly close/financial reporting and analysis
Processed account reconciliations, financial consolidations, and credit and collections
Cross-trained and handled A/R, A/P, and PR duties for this mid-size private company, when needed
RHJ-JOC, INC., Houston, TX Nov 2005 – May 2007
Finance Manager
Handled job order contracts
Recruited and pre-qualified construction-related contractors
HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM, Houston, TX Apr 2002 – Nov 2005
Supervisor – Accounts Payable
HOUSTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT, Houston, TX Sep 2001 –
Apr 2002
Associate Teacher – English, History and Mathematics
CONTINENTAL AIRLINES, Houston, TX Aug 1984 – Sep 2001
Manager – Interline Accounting – Operations (Apr 1999 – Sep 2001)
Supervisor – Interline Billing (Mar 1992 – Apr 1999)
Supervisor – Sales Accounting (Nov 1990 – Mar 1992)
Fixed Asset Specialist (Jun 1989 – Nov 1990)
Supervisor – Corporate Accounting Systems (Aug 1984 – Jun 1989)
EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX
Master of Business Administration – E-Business
TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting / Management
COMPUTER SKILLS
Master Builder, Timberline 9.4, PeopleSoft 8.8, PIC, E-PIC, RFMS, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Turbo Tax, and QuickBooks
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Reduced processing delays during monthly close process. While at Continental observed canvas bags used for
transporting billable documents, were being replaced because of theft, delayed return and misuse. Additionally, delayed
and / or missing information created accounting delays, report delays and closing information delays. Conceived using
a disposable bag for transporting reports to processing destination in timely manner. Results: Stations were able to
forward revenue documents for processing on daily basis, assuring an accurate reporting of company’s monthly
revenue. Company was spending $1,000 per quarter replacing bags and disposable bags cost $51 per quarter.
Turned department around. As supervisor, selected to spearhead re-engineering of department that was experiencing
challenges. Interviewed employees and found overtime was very high, productivity and morale was low and employees
were bored due to repetitiveness of tasks. Became familiar with work process and made decision to change workflow
and cross-training all employees, allowing each employee to perform different tasks on rotating basis. Results:
Overtime was eliminated, backlogs were eliminated and one shift was eliminated, saving the company hundreds of
thousands of dollars per year, while improving efficiencies.
Launched daily early-morning operations supervisors’ meeting. Recognized that many internal customers saw jobs as
independent although work flowed through each section of department. Became aware managers viewed departments
as independent as opposed to interdependent. Focused on team-building communication efforts, improving process
flow and gaining buy-in that department was comprised of many teams. Results: Work backlog was virtually
eliminated, saving all overtime charges. All department members gained understanding of “internal customer” concept
and performed more effectively, knowing someone else depended upon their efforts.
Standardized revenue documents reporting process. Stations were forwarding large number of documents that were not
important to revenue processing, increasing the processing time and necessitating overtime for outside contractor.
Reviewed documentation and met with internal customers to gain understanding of needs. Communicated with
initiating personnel and identified pertinent documents to be forwarded, reducing the number of documents received
significantly. Results: Reduced processing time by 25% by eliminating unnecessary forwarding of non-revenue
documents. Overtime was eliminated and monthly close process proceeded in a timelier manner.
Launched/Managed the implementation of new automation for operations. Helped establish procedures and
documentation for processing electronic ticketing. Resulting in successful and efficient monthly accounting close and
revenue reporting.