SAN DIEGO, CA, May 02, 2011 (Press-News.org) Underground Elephant's William Huff was honored as a finalist in the San Diego Business Journal's CFO of the Year Award. Huff offers years of experience and plays a critical role in guiding overall financial strategy. He has been with Underground Elephant since it was founded in 2008 and has been a major contributor to the company's success.
Since Huff joined the team at Underground Elephant, the company has become one of San Diego's fastest-growing online marketing agencies. Over the last three years, the increase in revenue for the company has totaled over 3,000%. Huff is responsible for establishing the groundwork for Underground Elephant's accounting systems and helped build the architecture for the company's core technologies. He lends his professional expertise to team leaders by offering guidance in regards to procedural and tactical development.
As former CFO of First Interstate, William Huff successfully registered and funded $250 million in securitized assets. During that time, Huff developed innovative systems that resulted in a 417% increase in receivables and helped the company open 40 new branches. He has developed start-ups in a wide range of industries, such as mortgage, finance, and real estate development. Huff has an established career in accounting and has been a certified CPA since 1980.
"Huff's leadership and guidance are invaluable to Underground Elephant's financial success," said Jason Kulpa, CEO of Underground Elephant. "Being acknowledged for this award is a true honor and we are proud that he is a member of our team."
About Underground Elephant:
Underground Elephant is a performance-based digital media marketing company that generates online consumer leads for Fortune 500 Companies. Underground Elephant is dedicated to the highest quality standards, and continually striving towards improving the user experience.
Website: http://www.undergroundelephant.com
Underground Elephant's William Huff is CFO of the Year Finalist
Underground Elephant's William Huff was honored as a finalist in the San Diego Business Journal's CFO of the Year Award.
2011-05-02
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[Press-News.org] Underground Elephant's William Huff is CFO of the Year FinalistUnderground Elephant's William Huff was honored as a finalist in the San Diego Business Journal's CFO of the Year Award.