Gerry Visentini, Cpa, Ca
About Gerry Visentini, Cpa, Ca
Gerry Visentini is an Accounting Instructor at the Edwards School of Business, University of Saskatchewan, where he has worked since 2021. He has extensive experience in tax management and financial reporting, having previously held positions at Nutrien for 19 years.
Work at University of Saskatchewan
Gerry Visentini serves as an Accounting Instructor at the Edwards School of Business, University of Saskatchewan. He has held this position since 2021, contributing to the academic development of students in the field of accounting. His role involves teaching various accounting principles and practices, as well as mentoring students in their academic pursuits.
Previous Experience at Nutrien
Prior to his current role, Gerry Visentini worked at Nutrien for 19 years, where he held several positions including Senior Tax Manager, Tax Manager, and Accountant. His extensive experience in the corporate sector provided him with a deep understanding of tax management and accounting practices.
Education and Expertise
Gerry Visentini studied at the University of Saskatchewan, where he earned a Bachelor of Commerce with Great Distinction. He furthered his education by completing the Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada program, achieving the designation of CPA. His academic background is complemented by his research in accounting, particularly focusing on tax implications of business activities.
Specialization in Transfer Pricing
Gerry Visentini specializes in transfer pricing, conducting reviews to ensure compliance with pricing agreements. His work in this area aims to minimize the risk of double taxation for businesses, demonstrating his expertise in complex tax regulations and financial strategies.
Contributions to Financial Reporting
Gerry Visentini has made significant contributions to improving financial reporting and forecasting processes. His efforts have led to a reduction in forecasting errors and turnaround time, enhancing the overall efficiency of financial operations. He has also designed internal controls to promote compliance with SOX 404, thereby reducing the risk of control deficiencies.