Daniel Ramos Rejoins RFS™ as Assistant Controller and Team Coordinator

ROCKVILLE, Md., August 27, 2019 – Rose Financial Solutions (RFS), the Premier U.S. Based Finance and Accounting Outsourcing Firm, is pleased to welcome back Daniel Ramos to its team. Ramos rejoins RFS as an assistant controller and team coordinator.

Ramos first joined RFS in 2012 as a staff accountant after spending two years with KPMGas an audit associate. His tenure at RFS spanned more than four years of service, and in July 2017 Ramos was promoted to the position of assistant controller and team coordinator. In that role, he managed a client portfolio that included federal contractors and commercial business clientele in accordance with U.S. GAAP. While at RFS, he obtained vast experience in managing key business accounting processes, which included performing monthly closings and the related financial and management reporting, cash and financial forecasting, and functional activities including billing, payroll and payables management.

“We’d like to extend our warmest welcome back to Daniel,” said Ted Rose, president, CEO and founder of RFS. “I’ve always been incredibly impressed by his deep knowledge of the financial close and reporting process and we are thrilled to have him back on track at RFS again. Above and beyond that, he is a great guy who is well liked by his colleagues.”

In his position as assistant controller and team coordinator, Ramos will perform financial analysis and oversee accounting functions for multiple clients, prepare financial statements, manage month-end closes, perform special projects and supervise and mentor staff.

“My experience with RFS has been the biggest impact in terms of my career growth and source of accounting skills learned and applied. I am very glad to continue developing my path with Rose Financial towards its vision as a company and for myself as an accountant,” said Ramos.
Ramos is a graduate of the University of Baltimore, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting. In 2008, he received the Financial Executives International’s Outstanding Achievement in Accounting Award.

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