Cheryl brings over 27 years of accounting experience in the retail and service sectors, including small businesses, mid-sized companies, and international publicly traded corporations.  Her innate skills include being analytical, detailed-oriented, and with a comprehensive grasp of accounting principles and associated disciplinaries.  Her experience includes Accounting Manager for an 80-person company with $4 million in annual sales, and Senior GL Corporate Accountant for a publicly traded international corporation, with $1.2 billion in annual sales. Through her experiences, Cheryl has developed a systems-approach that integrates accounting principles, payroll and human resources, insurance, bonds, and associated disciplines that bring substantial value to business owners and upper-level managers.

Cheryl’s experience and skills also include managing a variety of federal, state, and local accounting and regulatory programs, complex grants, contractual insurance requirements, and related administrative and financial details. Her role with the Economic Restoration Institute includes accounting, human resources, financing, non-profit taxes, grant administration, and insurance.  Cheryl will be responsible for:

• Tracking and reporting on the profitability of grants/projects, helping to improve decision making with financial implications. 
• Facilitating and managing the accounting and administration grant or contractual requirements to ensure important details are handled
• Providing quarterly BOD reports with key financial information and performance ratios.

Education and Core Skills

B.S. in Business Administration (SDSU)
27 years of accounting, insurance, program management, human resources, payroll,  and other related areas
12 years of small business budgeting and accounting system management
10 years of federal and state grant management