Financial Controller (Hospitality Investment Group)
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*This role will involve time in the Middle East, given the ownership structure.*
We're supporting a Middle Eastern investment firm that owns an international hotel portfolio, including luxury properties across Italy and broader europe. They're looking for a hands-on Financial Controller to look after the numbers across their hotels and the companies that own them.
What you'd be doing:
Running the monthly close and management reporting across the hotels and group entities
Property-level reporting including USALI, making sure the numbers agree with what's happening in operations
Bank reconciliations, payment runs, supplier terms and cash management across several countries
Controls, fixed asset and capex registers, inventory counts
Preparing reporting for the owners: cash flow, capex, intercompany




Helping bring accounting work in-house that's currently outsourced
Supporting new acquisitions and openings, getting reporting and controls in place from day one
This is a doing role. You'll have bookkeeping and admin support, but the reconciliations, the close and the reporting are yours. Ideal for someone who likes owning the detail.
Who we're looking for:
5+ years in hotel or hospitality finance, ideally as a Financial Controller, Assistant Director of Finance or similar
You've run a month-end close yourself and know USALI
Italian statutory and tax experience is a strong advantage
Experience across more than one property or entity is a plus
Comfortable with modern finance tools and automation, not just spreadsheets
Fluent English essential
A great step for a hotel finance professional who wants exposure to the ownership and investment side of hospitality. xykwogc
Competitive package. Please apply with your CV.

📌 Financial Controller (Hospitality Investment Group) (Milano)
🏢 Middle Eastern Hotel Investment Group
📍 Milano