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Treasurers and Controllers careers from The Wharton School

4 The Wharton School alumni worked as Treasurers and Controllers according to data on ClickWith

Most popular careers for The Wharton School alumni

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  • Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media18
  • Business and Financial Operations64
  • Community and Social Service13
  • Computer and Mathematical23
  • Educational Instruction and Library13
  • Life, Physical, and Social Science13
  • Management105
  • Office and Administrative Support12
  • Sales and Related13
  • All stages297
  • Student work163
  • Entry level74
  • Mid level39
  • Senior+79
Business Intelligence Analysts
$83K - $195K (*) +4.23%
4 profiles
Business Operations Specialists, All Other
$61K - $148K (*) +2.11%
4 profiles
Chief Executives
$126K+ (*)
42 profiles
Counselors, All Other
$43K - $92K (*) +8.02%
13 profiles
Customer Service Representatives
$36K - $63K (*) +7.94%
4 profiles
Financial and Investment Analysts
$78K - $181K (*) +2.36%
32 profiles
Fundraising Managers
$93K - $217K (*) +3.59%
5 profiles
General and Operations Managers
$67K - $164K (*) +1.65%
10 profiles
Information Technology Project Managers
$76K - $177K (*) +3.86%
9 profiles
Management Analysts
$77K - $174K (*) +1.79%
4 profiles
Marketing Managers
$111K - $211K (*) +2.16%
17 profiles
Media Technical Directors/Managers
$60K - $199K (*) +1.18%
4 profiles
Producers and Directors
$60K - $199K (*) +1.18%
6 profiles
Search Marketing Strategists
$56K - $145K (*) +3.04%
5 profiles
Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents
$52K - $215K (*) +1.61%
10 profiles
Social Science Research Assistants
$46K - $101K (*) +2.91%
9 profiles
Software Developers
$103K - $212K (*) +0.61%
5 profiles
Title Examiners, Abstractors, and Searchers
$45K - $87K (*) +2.67%
7 profiles
Treasurers and Controllers
$118K - $214K (*) +3.59%
4 profiles

(*) Estimated based on US statistics

Top employers hiring The Wharton School Treasurers and Controllers alumni

  • Decathlon International 2
  • Dell Technologies 1
  • Emma Willard School 1

Typical job titles

  • Controller 2
  • Treasurer
  • Corporate Controller
  • Corporate Secretary
  • Trustee 1
  • CFO & Corporate Secretary
  • Commissioner
  • Assistant Treasurer
  • Treasurer (Volunteer)
  • Group Financial Controller
  • Assistant Corporate Controller
  • Member of the Board & Audit Committee

The Wharton School alumni in Treasurers and Controllers

Education Employment Certification Treasurers and Controllers
CC
Chuck Chand Finance & Entrepreneurial Management @ The Wharton School ~ Trustee @ Emma Willard School
2014
2015
2016
Managing Partner
Samos Capital, LLC
💼 Trustee
Emma Willard School
RB
Richard Branston Multi week course run by IBM & Wharton @ The Wharton School ~ 4 yr ~ Vice President, Finance Sector @ Dell Technologies
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
Multi week course run by IBM & Wharton
The Wharton School
💼 Vice President, Finance Sector
Dell Technologies

Common questions

What job titles do The Wharton School Treasurers and Controllers alumni actually hold?

The Wharton School graduates who work in Treasurers and Controllers most commonly hold titles such as Controller, Trustee and Vice President, Finance Sector.

What salary can Treasurers and Controllers professionals expect?

Treasurers and Controllers professionals typically earn $118K – $214K annually based on industry data. Compensation is growing at 3.6% per year. (* estimated from US data)

Which employers hire The Wharton School Treasurers and Controllers alumni?

Among tracked The Wharton School alumni who reached Treasurers and Controllers roles, employers include Emma Willard School and Dell Technologies.

How many The Wharton School graduates work in Treasurers and Controllers?

ClickWith tracks 4 The Wharton School alumni who have worked as Treasurers and Controllers — approximately 6% of all 63 tracked alumni. Explore all career paths from The Wharton School →

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