Steven Hensley
About Steven Hensley
Steven Hensley is a Fund Accounting Supervisor at SEI with over 5 years of experience in fund accounting roles.
Current Role as Fund Accounting Supervisor at SEI
Steven Hensley currently holds the position of Fund Accounting Supervisor at SEI. He was promoted to this role in May 2020. As a supervisor, he oversees various aspects of fund accounting operations, leveraging his extensive experience and expertise to ensure accuracy and efficiency in financial reporting and compliance.
Previous Experience as Senior Fund Accountant at SEI
Before becoming a Fund Accounting Supervisor, Steven Hensley served as a Senior Fund Accountant at SEI. He held this position from 2019 to 2020, during which he gained valuable experience in advanced fund accounting tasks. His responsibilities included preparing financial reports, conducting audits, and providing insights into fund performance.
Early Career as Fund Accountant and Intern at SEI
Steven Hensley's career at SEI began as a Fund Accountant Intern in 2017, where he worked for six months in Oaks, Pennsylvania. He progressed to a full-time Fund Accountant role, which he held from 2018 to 2020. This early experience laid the foundation for his accounting skills and provided him with in-depth knowledge of fund accounting processes.
Educational Background in Accounting from Arcadia University
Steven Hensley holds a Bachelor's degree in Accounting from Arcadia University, where he studied from 2013 to 2017. This educational background equipped him with the theoretical and practical knowledge necessary for his career in accounting and finance. His studies included various aspects of accounting principles, financial statement analysis, and auditing.
Additional Roles in Education and Safety
In addition to his fund accounting roles, Steven Hensley has worked in other capacities, including as an Assistant to the Fire Inspector at Princeton University from 2015 to 2016. He also served as a Classroom Assistant at Mercer County Special Services School District from 2014 to 2016. These positions allowed him to develop skills in administration and safety compliance.