Oberto Snacks Inc.
Lyndsay McVicar is an experienced accounting professional with a strong background in cost accounting and asset management. Currently serving as a Cost Accountant at Oberto Brands since May 2018, Lyndsay specializes in item and BOM maintenance, COGs estimation, financial analysis, and month-end reconciliations. Previous roles include Fixed Asset Accountant at MOD Pizza, where tasks included maintaining and reporting on fixed assets, and a Fixed Assets/AP Accountant contractor position at Seattle Genetics, focusing on fixed asset creation and invoice management. Lyndsay's career began at Quantum Corporation, holding various accounting positions including Fixed Asset Accountant and Cost Accountant, and also includes experience at Amazon and Ajilon Finance. Lyndsay holds a Bachelor's Degree in Accounting from WGU Washington and multiple accounting certifications and degrees from Bellevue College.
Oberto Snacks Inc.
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About Oberto Snacks Inc: You could say Art Oberto was born to make jerky, but truth is, he didn’t actually take over the family business until he was sixteen. Every day before school, Art would ride his bike to deliver the finest cured meats anyone in the Seattle area had ever tasted. As a company, we’ve changed a lot since those humble beginnings, but the way we make our delicious all-natural jerky hasn’t. We still hand-select each ingredient and compose our rich, smoked flavor from a harmonious mixture of delicious hardwoods. And Art still won’t put his name on the outside of a single package, unless he approves of everything that went into it. Today Oberto Snacks Inc. provides innovative, delicious, healthy and convenient protein-packed snacks. Employing more than 500 food professionals, Oberto’s mission is to empower people to make better choices for a healthier and happier life. Like Oberto on Facebook (facebook.com/ObertoBeefJerky), follow us on Twitter (@ObertoBeefJerky) and YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/user/ObertoBrands) to see how we’re changing the game in beef jerky!