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Ana Eloisa Sol is an experienced accounting bookkeeper at Mary E. Conn & Associates. With a keen eye for details, her responsibilities include overseeing the overall financial data, ledger entries, and reports. Her commitment to providing excellent service for over 15 years helps the corporation to create and build a better business. She is a highly organized and self-driven individual, passionate about developing her career in the field of Accounting. Her commitment can be gauged from the fact that she is an accredited holder of a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy.
Ana joined the Mary E. Conn & Associates in 2022, where she served as an accounting bookkeeper. In her position, she reviews all the outgoing and incoming transactions, making careful records of all expenses for annual and auditing purposes. Her experience working with both corporations, as well as individual clients, has allowed her to easily navigate the financial world, giving her clients sound advice for careful planning to fulfill their long-term and short-term goals. Possessing more than a decade of experience working in diverse financial positions with multiple companies, she has gained extensive insight into this field. Her key accounting and financial competencies include, but are not limited to, maintaining financial records, managing budgets, tax preparation, and business strategy reviews. During her career, she has gained a specialist’s understanding of financial instruments and accounting software and has also been effective in explaining complex information in a comprehensible manner. She is an accomplished communicator, with excellent organizational, decision-making, and time management skills, and has a proven track record of consistently meeting and regularly surpassing demanding performance goals.
When she’s not organizing financial transactions, Ana loves to travel both locally and internationally. She believes that the best way to get to know a city is to eat your way through it.