In response to your job posting in ABC.com, I have attached my cover letter and resume. I am an experienced medical biller looking for my next challenge. My skills, experience and specialties make me an ideal fit for the advertised role.

In response to your search for a Vice President of Finance and Administration, I bring more than 20 years of extensive experience in all areas of Finance and Administration, as well as Information Technology and Human Resources.

Perhaps your company could benefit from a strong chief financial officer with a record of major contributions to business and profit growth.

The scope of my expertise is extensive and includes the full complement of corporate finance, accounting, budgeting, banking, tax, treasury, internal controls, and reporting functions. Equally important are my qualifications in business planning, operations, MIS technology, administration, and general management.

A BBA degree, 20+ years of experience in the banking industry, and a comprehensive understanding of probate law—that’s what I have to offer your organization. After a rewarding career at Michigan National Bank, I find myself in the position of seeking new career opportunities. My resume is enclosed for your review.

Like many recent graduates, I am eager to begin my career in finance. Unlike others, I realize that a new bachelor’s degree is not enough to qualify in today’s highly competitive market. As a result, I have worked diligently to supplement my college education with hands-on experience in financial environments, equipping me with a wide range of skills as a Financial Analyst. Through my employment and educational training, I have developed the qualifications that will make me an asset to your company.

Numbers drive good business decisions … collecting and analyzing data is critical to sound decision making.

My career experience within the banking industry has been broad-based, but it has always involved generating the necessary data to foster decisions that positively impact an organization’s bottom line. My ability in this area is well documented in my resume.

After 20 years as a successful small-business owner, I’m changing career directions to follow my longtime desire to be a financial planner. To that end, I am currently enrolled in a CFP program.

Does your company need someone with experience in entrepreneurial investment, acquisition, P&L, and startup? Someone who can leverage technology and co-sourcing and lead you through fast growth? Someone who can look at the numbers, but still draw a conclusion based on the big picture?

If you do, I am a 3-time board member and angel investor with 15 years of experience in financial analysis and business management. And as a fast-growth company—in a service/delivery sector—I am very interested in your company!

My specialty is bringing cost-conscious leadership to the treasury function of a global corporation. Using my broad, 17-year experience in corporate finance and treasury operations, I am able to envision and implement company-wide solutions that reduce costs, add to the bottom line, and minimize risk.

I am very interested in an internship with David Wells, Inc., and have enclosed my resume for your review and consideration. Having interned several summers for financial organizations and worked for my father (John G. Garson), a representative and role model at David Wells, Inc., in Green River, I am no stranger to the arena. Plus, this firsthand observation of the financial industry has solidified my choice of careers, making me a sincere candidate for this internship.