Greg Hendry Email & Phone Number

Altadena, CA, US

• Responsible for development and oversight of the accounting and financial reporting functions for the company, its mortgage banking subsidiary, and managed entities, including two private investment funds and a.
• Responsible for oversight of the development and growth of the accounting and financial reporting function responsible for the company as well as its managed entities.
• Responsible for accounting and financial reporting in support of company's initial public offering.
• Responsible for the annual reporting for 12 entities, including quarterly and annual reporting for two SEC registrants and monthly debt compliance reporting for 17 credit facilities.
• Developed and enhanced the public reporting for the publicly held mortgage real estate investment trust managed by the company.
• Developed the financial reporting for the company from its private start up through its initial public offering.

Charlotte, NC, US

Responsible for the Company’s corporate financial reporting, Sarbanes-Oxley compliance, accounting governance and technical accounting functions. Primary activities include: direction and oversight of a $8 million Sarbanes-Oxley Section 404 implementation project; completion of periodic U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and Federal Reserve Board.

US

Established a new function, including developing and installing an integrated project management and capital budgeting policy and practices into the bank and serving as interim chief financial officer of company’s information technology function.

Responsible for oversight of the bank’s accounting, financial reporting and credit review organizations. Primary responsibilities included: establishment and monitoring of the bank’s accounting policies; review of major transactions; review of analyses of significant valuation accounts; administration of the credit quality review function; and oversight of.

New York, NY, US

Responsible for completion of all aspects of audit engagements. Clients included enterprises ranging in size from $1 million to $25 billion, in the mortgage banking, thrift, manufacturing, and automobile retail industries. Clients included closely and publicly-held companies and not-for profit organizations.