Certified Professional Controller
The Certified Professional Controller (CPC) designation is a certification program for financial controllers or comptrollers focusing on the core business and operational knowledge required by controllers of business units, manufacturing plants, or regional locations. The CPC designation addresses challenges resulting from ongoing change due to mergers and acquisitions, implementation of new systems and processes, the outsourcing of a business process, or the move to a shared service center.
Requirements are a BS/BA in Accounting, Business or Finance, and 3–5 years of experience in a director or management role within the accounting, finance, corporate transaction processing or finance functions. Candidates must complete three modules, each followed with an online proctored exam. The program is administered by the Institute of Finance and Management (IOFM).
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