Vivek Mehta's Companies

• American Financial Realty Trust 2007 - 2008 Property Accountant • Managed all accounting practices for 55 different property locations leased to various financial institutions • Organized and processed all financial records for the buildings including accounts receivable, accounts payable, bad debt, and real estate taxes in accordance with standing corporate tax law • Conducted all accounting and information based tasks regarding new and sold buildings/leases • Worked directly in projects and reports to aid auditors in the process of approving and verifying records during public company merger with Gramercy Capital Corp

• Lebow College of Business 2007 - 2007 Associate to the Assistant Director of Creative Services • Cataloged and managed inventory of marketing collateral to be used for event displays, award entries, and archiving • Created spreadsheets to track inventory within the department • Coordinated with managers in the gathering and maintenance of collateral necessary for events and award entries • Established locations where the collateral could be attained and actively followed upon

• Eastern Stationary Inc. 2000 - 2005 Bookkeeper • Managed all business transactions and history totaling over $100,000 per month • Organized inventory within warehouse and distribution of products according to customer orders • Monitored inventory numbers with respect to damages, sales and the “misplacement” of merchandise

• Amazing 99 Cents Inc. 1998 - 2006 Manager • Travelled to various store locations in times of emergency to fill management voids and oversee operational needs • Managed transactions and maintained records via cash register receipts • Supervised the organization and appearance of products on display throughout the store • Provided customer assistance with location and preference of items • Assisted in ordering process to restock goods for business • Supervised store renovation and stocking prior to opening of additional locations • Served as Manager for the closing of a location as the transition of goods and workers to other locations was made