ROBERTA MARTINEZbobbiamartinez@gmail.com<br />(303) 356-2523             www.linkedin.com/in/robertamartinezcce<br />Certified credit manager with 10+ years of increasing responsibility in credit/risk evaluation and budget/cash forecasting critical to an organization’s business development.  Demonstrated excellence in meeting Sarbanes-Oxley regulations and GAAP reporting standards.  I am a sound decision-maker with a focus on improved efficiency and the resulting cost reductions.  Recognized as a dedicated, hard-working, reliable problem solver,who demonstrates influence and finesse in cross cultural communication and interpersonal skills.<br />KEY SKILLS<br />Risk/Credit EvaluationInternational Risk Analysis<br />Financial Statement AnalysisBusiness Development<br />Budget Development AnalysisInfluential Problem Solver<br />Strategic Financial ReportingRelational Negotiator<br />    Collaborator/NegotiatorCash Forecasting<br />PROFESSIONAL HISTORY<br />Assistant Credit Manager, BlueLinx Corporation, 11/2006 - 10/2010<br />Exceeded goals for risk/credit evaluation of regional accounts in 2 regions and international accounts in Mexico and Canada—approximately 3,700 accounts, $2-$3 billion portfolio. <br />Analyzed 75-100 new accounts monthly to determine points of risk, creditworthiness, financial stability and growth potential.<br />Evaluated performance of 150-300 existing accounts for credit line adequacy for future growth potential, and processed credit line increase requests for 75-100 accounts to facilitate timely release of new orders if these orders put the customer over their credit line.  <br />Utilized Dun & Bradstreet’s e-Ram and DNBI programs for evaluation guidelines.  <br />Collaborated with sales and operations to provide strategic models for optimum business development while mitigating risk and maintaining corporate guidelines.  <br />Deployed principles from the bestseller “Fish” to deploy and maximize team use of new Share Point program resulting in reduced set up time, increased sales, and improved short notice orders.  <br />Prepared profit margin evaluations using payment performances to determine adequacy of margins.  <br />I had the pleasure of supervising, training and developing departmental staff.<br />Credit Manager/Assistant Credit Manager, Mile High Equipment, 9/1998 - 11/2006<br />As a subsidiary of Enodis Corporation’s worldwide operations, my credit decisions involved Mile High Equipment and other Enodis entities.  <br />Analyzed customer creditworthiness for national and international distributor accounts using Dun & Bradstreet reports and country analysis.  <br />Developed and maintained influential relationships with distributors. <br />Managed collection functions--aging size 300-350 customers, $5 to $9 million/month portfolio—with an average DSO of 30-34 days.  <br />Recognized problems disguised as collection issues, and reconciled underlying disputes through dialogue with sales and shipping.  <br />Developed & managed floor-planning finance program for priority client equipment sales resulting in ten day collections versus standard terms.  <br />Shared successful floor plan model with other Enodis subsidiaries resulting increased cash flow and stronger coalitions.<br />Met all collection goals while successfully building alliances with customers, customer service and sales representatives, manufacturing operations, and top management team. <br />Maintained professional edge and current awareness regarding updated economic standing of countries by attending international and national economic conferences and reading various news agency reports since approximately 34% of our business is outside the United States. <br />Active officer in the local NACM educational branch (CFDD).  <br />Reconciled and prepared journal entries for AR related accounts for company’s month and year end financials in compliance with GAAP guidelines. <br />Developed a cash forecasting report out to nine weeks within 5% accuracy.  <br />Developed strategic reports identifying DSO variances and possible future trends for credit line increases for various as requested by sales or top management.<br />ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE:<br />Income Tax Preparation. General Manager, Buyer, Assistant Controller, Staff Accountant, Bookkeeper, Inventory Controller, Office Manager, Grant Writer<br />EDUCATION<br />University of Phoenix at Aurora, B.S. in Business Administration<br />Accelerated Program, 3.7 GPA<br />Elected class leader<br />CERTIFICATIONS,  ADDITIONAL TRAINING & SKILLS<br />CONTINUING EDUCATION: National Association of Credit Management: Certified Business Associate (CBE), Certified Business Fellow (CBF), and Certified Credit Executive (CCE) , Dun & Bradstreet, Collections I and II, Numerous H&R Block tax courses<br />SOFT SKILLS: American Management Association (AMA) coursework including: Principles of Business Credit, Financial Analysis I and II, Accounting and Business Law, “How to Handle Difficult People” <br />Mountain States Employer Council, “Communicating with Diplomacy and Tact” <br />CIVIC LEADERSHIP: Past Treasurer of CFDD, education division of National Association of Credit Management (NACM). Treasurer of Carriage Place Home Owners Association<br />SOFTWARE : Proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel, Share Point, Power Point, Dun & Bradstreet e-Ram and DNBI reports, International Money Conversion, International Country Reports, Quicken, Write Fax Electronic Filing and Faxing and various Credit/Accounting computer programs.  <br />
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    ROBERTA MARTINEZbobbiamartinez@gmail.com<br />(303)356-2523 www.linkedin.com/in/robertamartinezcce<br />Certified credit manager with 10+ years of increasing responsibility in credit/risk evaluation and budget/cash forecasting critical to an organization’s business development. Demonstrated excellence in meeting Sarbanes-Oxley regulations and GAAP reporting standards. I am a sound decision-maker with a focus on improved efficiency and the resulting cost reductions. Recognized as a dedicated, hard-working, reliable problem solver,who demonstrates influence and finesse in cross cultural communication and interpersonal skills.<br />KEY SKILLS<br />Risk/Credit EvaluationInternational Risk Analysis<br />Financial Statement AnalysisBusiness Development<br />Budget Development AnalysisInfluential Problem Solver<br />Strategic Financial ReportingRelational Negotiator<br /> Collaborator/NegotiatorCash Forecasting<br />PROFESSIONAL HISTORY<br />Assistant Credit Manager, BlueLinx Corporation, 11/2006 - 10/2010<br />Exceeded goals for risk/credit evaluation of regional accounts in 2 regions and international accounts in Mexico and Canada—approximately 3,700 accounts, $2-$3 billion portfolio. <br />Analyzed 75-100 new accounts monthly to determine points of risk, creditworthiness, financial stability and growth potential.<br />Evaluated performance of 150-300 existing accounts for credit line adequacy for future growth potential, and processed credit line increase requests for 75-100 accounts to facilitate timely release of new orders if these orders put the customer over their credit line. <br />Utilized Dun & Bradstreet’s e-Ram and DNBI programs for evaluation guidelines. <br />Collaborated with sales and operations to provide strategic models for optimum business development while mitigating risk and maintaining corporate guidelines. <br />Deployed principles from the bestseller “Fish” to deploy and maximize team use of new Share Point program resulting in reduced set up time, increased sales, and improved short notice orders. <br />Prepared profit margin evaluations using payment performances to determine adequacy of margins. <br />I had the pleasure of supervising, training and developing departmental staff.<br />Credit Manager/Assistant Credit Manager, Mile High Equipment, 9/1998 - 11/2006<br />As a subsidiary of Enodis Corporation’s worldwide operations, my credit decisions involved Mile High Equipment and other Enodis entities. <br />Analyzed customer creditworthiness for national and international distributor accounts using Dun & Bradstreet reports and country analysis. <br />Developed and maintained influential relationships with distributors. <br />Managed collection functions--aging size 300-350 customers, $5 to $9 million/month portfolio—with an average DSO of 30-34 days. <br />Recognized problems disguised as collection issues, and reconciled underlying disputes through dialogue with sales and shipping. <br />Developed & managed floor-planning finance program for priority client equipment sales resulting in ten day collections versus standard terms. <br />Shared successful floor plan model with other Enodis subsidiaries resulting increased cash flow and stronger coalitions.<br />Met all collection goals while successfully building alliances with customers, customer service and sales representatives, manufacturing operations, and top management team. <br />Maintained professional edge and current awareness regarding updated economic standing of countries by attending international and national economic conferences and reading various news agency reports since approximately 34% of our business is outside the United States. <br />Active officer in the local NACM educational branch (CFDD). <br />Reconciled and prepared journal entries for AR related accounts for company’s month and year end financials in compliance with GAAP guidelines. <br />Developed a cash forecasting report out to nine weeks within 5% accuracy. <br />Developed strategic reports identifying DSO variances and possible future trends for credit line increases for various as requested by sales or top management.<br />ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE:<br />Income Tax Preparation. General Manager, Buyer, Assistant Controller, Staff Accountant, Bookkeeper, Inventory Controller, Office Manager, Grant Writer<br />EDUCATION<br />University of Phoenix at Aurora, B.S. in Business Administration<br />Accelerated Program, 3.7 GPA<br />Elected class leader<br />CERTIFICATIONS, ADDITIONAL TRAINING & SKILLS<br />CONTINUING EDUCATION: National Association of Credit Management: Certified Business Associate (CBE), Certified Business Fellow (CBF), and Certified Credit Executive (CCE) , Dun & Bradstreet, Collections I and II, Numerous H&R Block tax courses<br />SOFT SKILLS: American Management Association (AMA) coursework including: Principles of Business Credit, Financial Analysis I and II, Accounting and Business Law, “How to Handle Difficult People” <br />Mountain States Employer Council, “Communicating with Diplomacy and Tact” <br />CIVIC LEADERSHIP: Past Treasurer of CFDD, education division of National Association of Credit Management (NACM). Treasurer of Carriage Place Home Owners Association<br />SOFTWARE : Proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel, Share Point, Power Point, Dun & Bradstreet e-Ram and DNBI reports, International Money Conversion, International Country Reports, Quicken, Write Fax Electronic Filing and Faxing and various Credit/Accounting computer programs. <br />