Ghulam Kibria

Ghulam Kibria has over 25 years of experience in finance and accounting roles.

Starting in 1996, they worked at Alliance Data as a Corporate Accountant, where they prepared customer invoices and created journal entries for revenue recording. Ghulam later became a Functional Admin, maintaining user-managed files for the PeopleSoft GL system and training users on the system. Ghulam then transitioned into the role of Finance Manager in the Corporate Business Support group, coordinating budget processes, producing accurate forecasts, and analyzing capital investment proposals.

In 2007, Ghulam joined Raytheon as a Principal Financial Analyst, where they prepared annual and 5-year forecasts and performed ongoing risk and opportunity analysis.

Starting in 2009, they worked at Caris Life Sciences as a Senior Revenue Financial Analyst, preparing and analyzing monthly revenue transactions and creating financial reports for new revenue product lines.

In 2011, Ghulam became the Finance Manager at VIP, where they performed planning and analysis for the business unit, conducted monthly forecasting, and prepared business metric reports.

From 2013 to 2019, they worked at Borden Dairy Company as a Senior SAP FICO System Analyst. In this role, they configured payment programs, worked on accounts receivable and accounts payable configuration, and addressed change requests related to GL, AR, AP, and bank accounting.

Currently, Ghulam is employed at American Industrial Transport - AITX as a SAP FICO Manager. Ghulam was previously a SAP FICO Business System Analyst, providing production support for SAP modules and actively involved in the implementation of new modules.

Throughout their career, Ghulam has demonstrated expertise in SAP FICO, financial analysis, forecasting, budgeting, and reporting.

Ghulam Kibria obtained a Bachelor's degree in Accounting from Southeastern Oklahoma State University between 1991 and 1995. Ghulam later pursued further education and completed their MBA with a specialization in Management from the same institution between 1997 and 1999.