Glenda Johnson
About Glenda Johnson
Glenda Johnson is a Senior Accounts Payable professional based in Chicago, Illinois, with over 50 years of experience at Coldwell Banker Jim Henry & Assoc. She previously held positions at The Art Institutes and Accenture, contributing to her extensive background in finance and accounts management.
Work at Coldwell Banker Jim Henry & Assoc
Glenda Johnson has been with Coldwell Banker Jim Henry & Assoc for over 50 years, starting her tenure in 1970. Her long-standing commitment to the company highlights her expertise in the real estate sector. In her role, she contributes significantly to the financial operations of the organization, focusing on accounts payable processes.
Previous Experience at The Art Institutes
Glenda Johnson worked at The Art Institutes as an Invoice Coordinator from 2006 to 2015. During her nine years in this role, she was based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her responsibilities included managing invoices and ensuring accurate financial documentation, which contributed to the institution's operational efficiency.
Experience at Accenture
Before her time at The Art Institutes, Glenda Johnson served as a Chargeback Specialist at Accenture from 2000 to 2006. This six-year role took place in Dublin, Ireland, where she focused on chargeback processes, enhancing her skills in financial management and customer service.
Current Role as Senior Accounts Payable
In her current position as a Senior Accounts Payable professional, Glenda Johnson operates in Chicago, Illinois. Her role involves overseeing accounts payable functions, ensuring timely and accurate processing of financial transactions, and maintaining compliance with company policies.
Professional Background
Glenda Johnson has a diverse professional background in accounts payable and financial management. Her career spans over several decades, with significant experience in both corporate and educational settings. This extensive background has equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of financial processes and operational workflows.