Teddy Origno

Teddy Origno currently serves as an Accountant within the Office of the Chief Financial Officer (OCFO), where he plays a vital role in ensuring the integrity and accuracy of the agency’s financial operations. His expertise extends across a broad spectrum of government financial accounting functions, including analyzing complex financial statements, managing assets, and overseeing project finances to support the agency’s mission. Teddy’s proficiency in conducting internal audits and handling accounts ensures compliance with federal regulations and internal policies, fostering transparency and accountability within the organization.

In his current role, Teddy is responsible for conducting federal grant drawdowns and preparing quarterly earmarking reports, which are crucial for the appropriate allocation of funds across various programs. He meticulously prepares quarterly and annual Federal Financial Reports (FFRs) for grants from agencies such as DOE, HHS, and HUD, ensuring strict adherence to federal guidelines and private grant requirements. His ability to provide regular updates on grant progress and funding status helps stakeholders and program teams make informed decisions and maintain compliance.

Teddy’s skill set includes account reconciliation, month-end financial close and reporting, and the application of GAAP standards, which are essential for maintaining accurate financial records. He is adept at utilizing financial systems and software such as DIFS to streamline processes like journal entries, treasury operations, and payroll management. His expertise in internal and financial audits, combined with his strong analytical skills and attention to detail, positions him as a key contributor to the OCFO’s financial stewardship. Teddy’s comprehensive understanding of government accounting practices and his commitment to fiscal integrity make him an invaluable asset to the organization.