Jenna Jacques Email & Phone Number

Henderson, Nv, Us

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Las Vegas, Nevada Area

Las Vegas, Nevada Area

Tidy Books is my part-time bookkeeping business. I have three clients - one theatre non-profit and two small businesses. I update and reconcile their books, prepare financial statements for the board, and am responsible for filing the 1099 returns as well as the preparation for the non-profit's first 990 return.

Las Vegas, Nevada Area

In collaboration with a range of clients, I have designed, developed, and deployed several websites using HTML/CSS, and more recently, WordPress as a content management system. I enjoy the creative process and the opportunity to collaborate with clients whose work I support.

San Francisco

I served as the Fiscal Manager for San Francisco Clean City Coalition, a non-profit social enterprise. I was responsible for the monthly close process, financial statement preparation, bank reconciliations, government contract billing, and supervision/training of the accounting assistant.I have also prepared the schedules and led the organization's annual audit for two fiscal years.

San Francisco

This position was with the Contemporary Jewish Museum, a non-profit in San Francisco. My duties included entering receipts from six different revenue streams, assisting with payroll and A/P, and performing bank reconciliations for six banks accounts. I also documented certain fiscal procedures and trained the full-time staff accountant.

San Francisco Bay Area

Community Vocational Enterprises, Inc. (CVE) was one of my favorite workplaces. Unfortunately, due to lack of funding, the non-profit had to close its doors.I began as a Payroll Clerk for six months and was promoted to Grants and Contracts Manager, a newly created position for the organization. Much of the work I did was putting processes and procedures in place to create a consistent and organized billing cycle, which in turn brought us increased revenues. I collaborated with my… Show more Community Vocational Enterprises, Inc. (CVE) was one of my favorite workplaces. Unfortunately, due to lack of funding, the non-profit had to close its doors.I began as a Payroll Clerk for six months and was promoted to Grants and Contracts Manager, a newly created position for the organization. Much of the work I did was putting processes and procedures in place to create a consistent and organized billing cycle, which in turn brought us increased revenues. I collaborated with my colleagues to ensure that the grants and contracts we had with local, state, and federal government entities were in compliance and on target with the goals each program had to fulfill.Since I have a web design background, I also took on the project of revamping the organization's website and increasing our online presence through social media. I worked with our developer to create an engaging, attractive website that truly represented our work and what we provided to the community of people with disabilities. I posted regularly to Facebook and LinkedIn and encouraged a colleague to post on Twitter. I created content and curated content from several of my co-workers. Many of them got to be featured as the faces of CVE!I participated in a lot of different projects, activities and groups at CVE, developing my expertise and capabilities in financial accounting and fiscal management. Show less

Oakland, Ca

The George Daskarolis Foundation adopted a classroom of kindergarten students in Oakland, CA and pledged to raise funds for scholarships for post-high school education. I was asked to serve on the board by GDF founder Elizabeth Daskarolis and spent the next three years working on community engagement, standards for student participation, and fundraising activities. I also served as board president for one year.Accomplishments:- Organizing member of major fundraiser with fellow GDF… Show more The George Daskarolis Foundation adopted a classroom of kindergarten students in Oakland, CA and pledged to raise funds for scholarships for post-high school education. I was asked to serve on the board by GDF founder Elizabeth Daskarolis and spent the next three years working on community engagement, standards for student participation, and fundraising activities. I also served as board president for one year.Accomplishments:- Organizing member of major fundraiser with fellow GDF board members and community volunteers.- Lead board member retreat to clarify direction of foundation, standards for participation, and fundraising projections.- Designed and developed both versions of the website, including the transition from HTML/CSS website to a WordPress platform. Show less

Berkeley, Ca

I worked for the founder of the Women's History Library. I performed bookkeeping duties, recruited and trained new employees to work on the founder's archival project and in her household, managed the office and household, and assisted with travel-planning and scheduling. It was a job with many shifting priorities and every day was different! Many of the organizational skills I have now I developed while working in this household.