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The biggest problem that people often have with writing recommendation letters is communicating something more than what’s already in the resume. The recommendation letter is a chance to expand upon what they already know about this person rather than enforce it. A treasurer recommendation letter should, first and foremost, shed new light on the capabilities of the person you’re writing for.
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Dear Hiring Manager,
I’ve written this letter to recommend Daniel Davidson for the position of treasurer at your institution. Daniel was the treasurer for my business for nearly ten years, and in that time span our finances were always perfectly in order, organized, and prepared the way that we wished. He was consistently reliable, always did a great job, and produced the reports to prove it as well.
Daniel was tasked with reviewing budgetary and accounting issues, reviewing and monitoring transactions, coordinating financing and managing funds, among other things. Our company maintained an exceptionally strong financial profile throughout that time largely because of his work. Daniel was exceptionally meticulous and organized, he could produce documents the moment you asked for them, and was studious in his review. His work always met the high standards he set for himself.
What perhaps sets Daniel apart was his skill for fund management. He was able to coordinate with financial and investment advisors to grow our pension and hedge positions. You won’t find a worker more diligent, capable, and intelligent than Daniel, so he comes with the highest recommendation.
Regards,
Tricia Stevens
