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Alexander Atamian

Frisco, TX, United States

https://alexanderatamian.com/

Alexander S. Atamian has built a distinguished career in accounting and finance, which is marked by his expertise in financial systems and regulatory compliance. Born in Hollywood, California, and raised in Glendale, he developed an early interest in finance and the structure of numbers and systems. His academic journey took him to the University of Southern California (USC), where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from the renowned Marshall School of Business. This foundation in business and finance set the stage for his successful career in accounting and leadership. After graduating from USC, Alexander began his professional career at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), one of the world's largest accounting firms. At PwC, he worked on various audits and provided financial advisory services for Fortune 500 and mid-sized organizations. His three years at PwC equipped him with in-depth experience in external audits, financial statement preparation, and compliance, offering a comprehensive view of the financial reporting landscape. This period was critical in shaping his understanding of large-scale financial operations and regulatory environments. Following his time at PwC, Alexander transitioned into the private sector, where he took on roles with increasing responsibility. He joined Toyota Motor Sales and was crucial in managing the general ledger closings and preparing financial statements for a $14.6 billion division. In addition, he worked closely with PwC on audits and provided leadership in areas such as treasury accounting, investment management, and debt management. At Toyota, he managed $8 billion in investments and oversaw $100 billion in debt, demonstrating his ability to manage complex financial data. Alexander’s career continued to advance as he moved into the role of Controller at Toyota Financial Securities Services. Here, he oversaw accounting operations and implemented process improvements that resulted in a 15% reduction in operating expenses.

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