Cellie Cohen Smith, Cfe
About Cellie Cohen Smith, Cfe
Cellie Cohen Smith serves as the Principal Analyst in Quality Assurance at FINRA, where she leads initiatives to improve collaboration across business lines and conducts complex programmatic analyses. With a B.S. in Accounting from the University at Albany, SUNY, she has developed advanced analytical skills and maintains a deep understanding of her program's subject matter.
Work at FINRA
Cellie Cohen Smith serves as a Principal Analyst in the Quality Assurance department at FINRA. In this role, she leads initiatives aimed at enhancing collaboration across various business lines. Since joining FINRA in 2020, she has been responsible for conducting high-complexity programmatic areas with minimal supervision. Her work involves providing judgment-based analysis for assigned examinations, reflecting her expertise in evaluation processes.
Education and Expertise
Cellie Cohen Smith earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from the University at Albany, SUNY. Her educational background has equipped her with a solid foundation in financial principles and analytical skills. She maintains an advanced understanding of the subject matter, tools, and operations relevant to her role, demonstrating a commitment to continuous professional development.
Background
Cellie Cohen Smith has developed a career focused on quality assurance and analytical evaluation. Her role at FINRA involves leading initiatives that foster collaboration and improve processes within the organization. She has built a reputation for her advanced analytical skills and her ability to conduct complex examinations independently.
Achievements
In her position at FINRA, Cellie Cohen Smith has successfully led various initiatives within the Quality Assurance department. Her ability to conduct high-complexity programmatic areas and provide judgment-based analysis has contributed to the effectiveness of the department. She continues to enhance her skills and knowledge, reflecting her dedication to her professional growth.