Full-Time · Remote · CPG & Consumer Brands Focus · $85,000 to $115,000

About Thryve

Thryve is a modern accounting and advisory firm built for founder-led and owner-operated businesses. We go beyond the books, connecting accounting to cash flow, operations, and growth strategy so our clients can make smarter decisions faster. Our team works across CPG, e-commerce, construction and trades, professional services, and growth-stage companies. We don't do generic. We do sharp, practical, high-quality work, and we're looking for someone who holds themselves to the same standard.

The Role

As an Accounting Manager at Thryve, you'll own the accounting function for a portfolio of consumer brands, primarily in food and beverage, apparel, and beauty. You'll drive month-end close, catch what others miss, and translate numbers into insight. You'll work closely with our advisory team, contribute to process improvement, and grow with a firm that's building something different.

What You'll Do

• Own month-end close across multiple client engagements, on time, every time

• Prepare and review financial statements, balance sheet reconciliations, and variance analysis

• Oversee accounts payable and receivable workflows, including invoice processing and payment runs

• Perform detailed bank, credit card, and intercompany reconciliations with a high standard for accuracy and accountability

• Support budgeting, forecasting, and cash flow reporting as needed

• Identify accounting discrepancies, research root causes, and see them through to resolution

• Document processes and contribute to SOPs as we scale our internal systems

• Collaborate directly with clients and work cross-functionally within the Thryve team

• Onboard new clients and get up to speed on their systems and history quickly

• Jump in on special projects including cleanup engagements, systems migrations, and exit readiness

Industries You Know

CPG experience is required. You should have meaningful hands-on experience in at least two of the following:

• Food and Beverage: COGS structure, distributor and retailer relationships, spoilage, lot tracking

• Apparel: inventory valuation, seasonality, landed cost, returns

• Beauty and Personal Care: vendor payments, product margins, DTC and wholesale accounting

Tools & Systems

You should be proficient and comfortable, not just passable, in: QuickBooks Online (QBO), NetSuite, Xero, Bill.com, Ramp, Google Suite, and Microsoft Excel. We work with a lot of different systems. You don't need to have used all of them, but you need to be the type of person who picks up new platforms fast and figures things out without hand-holding.