Isam Junaidi

Duties and Responsibilities: • Lead the FP&A for the preparation and coordination of the annual budget, monthly/quarterly forecasts, and long-term strategic plans for the organization. Ensure alignment with the company’s strategic objectives and operational priorities. • Prepare annual operating budgets, proposal budgets, and related financial reports. • Process Improvement through continuously identifying and implementing improvements to financial processes and reporting, enhancing efficiency, accuracy, and decision support. • Provide financial oversight, financial planning & analysis, and strategic planning. • Manage and monitor project accruals, P&L, burn rate, cash flow management, and forecasts. • Manage accounting, payroll, and operational vendors across multiple countries • Responsible for recording financial transactions, preparing invoices, and monitoring the monthly accounts payable and receivable using QuickBooks Online, Power BI, Adaptive Insight, advanced Excel tools & functions, and Google Sheets. • lead the month-end close, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to drive improvements in accounting operations. • Liaise with auditors during the financial management reviews in conjunction with the accounting firm.

• Developed Internal Control & Finance Manual. And managed & trained accounting and support staff. • Duties and Responsibilities: • Manage and monitor budgets for multiple donors. (OSF, IIE, KTK Denmark, KVINFO, GIZ & The Swedish Institute) • Present & negotiate the master budget, burn rates, pipeline analysis, and financial report to the BoD. • Manage Payroll and update HR policies and procedures.

The Millennium Challenge Account – Jordan (MCA-Jordan) is a limited liability company owned by the Government of Jordan. MCA-Jordan has been established in June 2010 to manage and implement the $275.1 million Compact funded by the US Government’s Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC). The Compact consists of several water and wastewater projects in Zarqa Governorate that have been identified by the Government of Jordan as priority projects eligible to effectively contribute to the poverty alleviation in Jordan.The technical, social and environmental feasibility studies for the identified projects which are fully funded by MCC through $13.34 million grant agreement signed between the Government of Jordan and MCC in June 2009, have started late 2009 and closed early 2011. The program entered into its implementation phase on December 13, 2011 for a period of 5 years. MCA-Jordan took over the responsibilities of Millennium Challenge Unit at the Prime Ministry, which was established to develop the Compact during its early stages.

USAID SIYAHA Project had successfully enabled Jordan's transformation into a globally competitive tourism destination. The project worked in partnership with the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities and builds on the work of the previous USAID Jordan tourism development project I. Working closely with government, non-government and private sector tourism stakeholders the project enhanced the country's tourism facilities and services, improved the management and promotion of tourism sites, boosted marketing efforts and encourage tourism to secondary sites. It was also seeking to address the dearth of women working in tourism and promote the employment of youth in this sector, where demand for skilled workers is high.