Help on a string

[Scott Holsman]

Hi All,

Thanks to everyone that has been helping me with learning how to write strings. I did email Irina and will be taking classes!

In the meantime, can anyone help with writing a string. It is an Audit Manager with a strong focus on Financial Institutions who is a CPA. Here are the desired traits:
1. 5+ years of recent Public Accounting experience with experience serving Financial Institution clients.
2. CPA certification and a high level of technical proficiency.
3. Strong oral and written communication skills coupled with excellent leadership ability.
4. Experience in hiring, developing and leading a team of professional auditors.
5. Previous experience with SEC reporting a major plus!

The position is in Charlotte

Thank you in advance for your help!

[gary cozin]

Scott:

The following will get you very close:

In GOOGLE, copy:

site:www.linkedin.com "audit manager" cpa "Charlotte North Carolina Area" (inurl:pub | inurl:in) -intitle:directory

You can add "industry * financial" to the string as I did in the following, with less results of course:

site:www.linkedin.com "audit manager" cpa "industry * financial" "Charlotte North Carolina Area" (inurl:pub | inurl:in) -intitle:directory

Play around with the keywords- try "financial services", etc

Gary

[Scott Holsman]

Thank you Gary! I am looking forward to Irina's webinar tomorrow and appreciate your help:)

gary cozin said:

Scott:

The following will get you very close:

In GOOGLE, copy:

site:www.linkedin.com "audit manager" cpa "Charlotte North Carolina Area" (inurl:pub | inurl:in) -intitle:directory

You can add "industry * financial" to the string as I did in the following, with less results of course:

site:www.linkedin.com "audit manager" cpa "industry * financial" "Charlotte North Carolina Area" (inurl:pub | inurl:in) -intitle:directory

Play around with the keywords- try "financial services", etc

Gary

[Medhavi]

You may also add full form of certification ie "certified public accountant" and "manager audit" in your search strings.

Regards,
Medhavi