Matthew Prawitt

Matthew Prawitt has a diverse work experience spanning different industries and roles.

Matthew began their career as an Assurance Associate at PwC in January 2015 and worked there until October 2015. In this role, they gained experience in assurance and auditing.

Matthew then joined CenCore, LLC in November 2015 as a Finance Manager. Matthew oversaw the management of accounts payable, accounts receivable, ledgers, and reporting systems. Matthew also designed and implemented month-end close procedures and played a key role in reducing Days Sales Outstanding by 100%. Matthew worked at CenCore, LLC until April 2017.

In May 2017, Matthew joined Reef Investment Management as a Controller. During their time there, they were responsible for managing the financials of eight private equity real estate funds totaling over $150M in Assets Under Management (AUM). Matthew ensured compliance with GAAP and played a role in designing and preparing investor and management reporting. Matthew also coordinated with senior management to create automated, consolidated cash reporting for 18 companies within the Reef umbrella. Additionally, they managed a team of six employees, implementing efficiencies that reduced the month-end closing process by 5 days. Matthew held the position until December 2021.

In March 2021, Matthew took on the role of Corporate Controller at Reef Capital Partners, where they currently work. Matthew'sresponsibilities include overseeing financial management and compliance, along with designing and preparing investor and management reporting.

Before their professional career, Matthew served as a Zone Coordinator at the Missionary Training Center from January 2011 to December 2014.

Overall, Matthew Prawitt has gained valuable experience in finance, accounting, and financial management across various organizations.

Matthew Prawitt's education history includes attending BYU, where they pursued a MAcc degree in Accounting. Prior to that, they attended Springville High School. No specific start or end years were provided for both educational experiences.