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1754 Meridian Ave, Apt. 201 MIAMI BEACHHOME ADDRESS:
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FL 33139
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7865635988PHONE:
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David Grieser, CPA, MST
1754 Meridian Ave. #201 · Miami Beach, FL 33139 · (786) 563-5988 · dcgrieser@gmail.com
Miami Beach resident and property owner, transportation, and environmental advocate. CPA by day.
EXPERIENCE:
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd.
Manager, Internal Audit – August 2019 – Present
Senior Auditor– September 2016 – August 2019
•Manage operational audits, special projects, and compliance testing to create maximum value for
management. Perform high quality work in a fast-paced, dynamic, team oriented atmosphere.
•Create revised Sarbanes-Oxley testing procedures involving Management performing self-
assessments on certain controls. This results in time savings for both Management and Internal
Audit.
•Identified numerous Sarbanes-Oxley controls that could be reclassified as non-key. This creates
significant time savings for Internal Audit and Management. Management time saving estimates were
considerable.
•Served as project manager for the creation of an audit finding and action plan tracking system in the
SalesForce system. Coordinated IT resources to create a tracking system that allowed the department
to meet Audit Committee expectations. System allowed for advanced reporting and workflow
capabilities.
•Serve as Senior on the implementation of NCLH’s ERM initiatives. Assessed risks and evaluated
remediation plans for significant risk to the company’s operations.
•Helped coordinate Sarbanes-Oxley testing project. Supervised and facilitate interns, other staff, and
consultants during the testing process. Regularly serve as liaison with the external auditor. This
results in consistent, timely delivery of testing results needed for company financial statement filing.
•Serve as the subject matter expert for Sustainable Accounting Standards. This allows audits and risk
management activities to effectively consider sustainable and environmental needs and risk as they
relate to the company.
Ernst and Young LLP
Senior – October 2015 – September 2016
Staff – November 2013 – September 2015
•Performed a financial restatement analysis for a Fortune 800 international company. Managed three
staff to perform a variety of procedures including a lower-of-cost-or-market review, a full balance
sheet review, and multiple forensic rollbacks of asset accounts. Coordinated large portions of a
forensic email review involving over 100,000 documents to determine source and responsibility of
fraudulent activity.
•Performed a risk assessment for an international pharmaceutical company with focus on bribery and
corruption. Identified high-risk transaction types and geographic locations with high corruption risk.
This allowed the client to focus their limited compliance and internal audit resources more effectively.
•Analyzed accounting data to determine sales margins on product sales to assess compliance with
contracts. This allowed the client to ensure that their third party vendor was not placing them in an
illegal position.
•Performed revenue recognition analyses for a telecommunication company by using the client's
accounting records resulting in corrections to revenue previously recorded.
•Reviewed client's standard operating procedures to help determine transaction compliance with the
Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
Ernst and Young LLP
Tax Staff
January 2013 – October 2013
Ernst and Young LLP
Tax Intern
June 2011 – August 2011
EDUCATION:
University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL, December 2012
Master of Science in Taxation
GPA: 3.8
Academic scholarship recipient
University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL, May 2012
Bachelor of Business Administration – Accounting Major
Summa Cum Laude
GPA: 3.978
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS
Certified Public Accountant
State of Florida Board of Accountancy
Certified: February 13, 2015
SKILL SUMMARY:
•Languages: English (fluent) Spanish
(advanced)
•Linux/Unix
•Sustainability Standards Board Standards
•Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
•UK Bribery Act
•Microsoft Office Suite
•Fundraising
ACTIVITIES & INTERESTS:
•Institute of Internal Auditors – Program and Academic Relations Committee Member
•Urban Paradise Guild – Director – Fundraising and Special Events
•Certified Rescue Diver