Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

The senior executive responsible for managing an organization’s financial activities and strategy. Their primary role is to ensure financial integrity, compliance with regulations, and the overall health of the organization’s finances. Plays a critical role in shaping financial policy and supporting the CEO in strategic decision-making.

 1.    Maintains comprehensive knowledge of financial requirements and manages financial systems to ensure compliance with statutory requirements, Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), Code of Federal Regulations, including the Uniform Guidance, and grantor regulations.

2.    Principal financial staff responsible for tracking and maintaining financial requirements and compliance.

3.    Develops and maintains written financial operations procedures (FOP).

4.    Performs continuous financial analysis. Monitors and mitigates financial risk. 
5.    Trains and supervises finance staff for respective duties to include accounts receivables, payables, payroll, cost allocations, and inventory; performs the duties of fiscal staff in their absence.
6.    Member of management team; responsible for providing leadership and managing resources.

Bachelor’s degree in accounting and five years related experience, including three years of supervisory experience; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.  CPA preferred. Non-profit accounting experience preferred.