James is a Senior Manager from 2020 to Present
He focuses on helping nonprofit organizations to optimize their resources from monitoring grants and expenses to projecting within-the-budget spending.
He is a Certified Public Accountant (Philippines) and a Certified Nonprofit Accounting Professional (US) with 14 years of accounting and finance background. Presently, James is a Senior Accounting Manager at Scrubbed, where he primarily focuses on serving the non-profit industry and champions a continuous improvement mindset. James possesses a diverse skill set that encompasses various areas, including taxation, contracts and pricing, billing and settlement, intragroup operations, and joint ventures. Prior to joining Scrubbed, James held positions at IBM and Shell. James also possesses a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt.
He worked for IBM and Shell prior to joining Scrubbed in 2020.
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