Chief Financial Officer
Reporting to the President and CEO, you will be responsible for all financial matters associated with the parent company, and affiliate organizations. In collaboration with senior leadership and the Board of Directors, you will lead strategic financial planning and management with a focus on integrating these functions with the organization’s overall strategies. You will be responsible for designing and implementing strategies for financial planning and management across the organization and building the capacity of staff at all levels to plan, budget, and manage the organizations finances in ways that advance and sustain fiscal responsibility, efficiency, and effectiveness. You will also be responsible for overseeing compliance with the provisions of all grants and contracts. You must be able to support a rapidly growing and evolving organization and thrive in a high performance, goal-oriented workplace that is collaborative, relationship based, and deeply committed to the organizations mission.ResponsibilitiesDeveloping financial business plans and forecasts that advance the organizations mission and goalsBuilding understanding among staff of what is required financially to grow and sustain the organizationResearching and recommending strategies for pricing/marketing products and servicesNegotiating and overseeing indirect cost rate with federal government and with other fundersEngaging the BOD in short/medium/long-term financial plans and projectionsDeveloping and monitoring annual and multi-year budgets, as well as program and project budgetsParticipating in corporate policy development as a member of the senior management teamProviding up-to-date expertise on non-profit best fiscal practices and state and federal law regarding non-profit financial operationsEnsuring timely, accurate, and useful financial and management reporting for federal, state, local, and private funders and the preparation of monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statementsOverseeing cash, investment, and asset managementEnsuring development, improvement, and maintenance of internal financial controls and proceduresManaging cash flow planning, analysis, and reporting and ensuring availability of funds as neededLeading and managing outside financial relationshipsEnsuring legal and regulatory compliance with respect to organizations financial functions     
Title: Chief Financial Officer
Salary: None
Description: Reporting to the President and CEO, you will be responsible for all financial matters associated with the parent company, and affiliate organizations. In collaboration with senior leadership and the Board of Directors, you will lead strategic financial planning and management with a focus on integrating these functions with the organization’s overall strategies. You will be responsible for designing and implementing strategies for financial planning and management across the organization and building the capacity of staff at all levels to plan, budget, and manage the organizations finances in ways that advance and sustain fiscal responsibility, efficiency, and effectiveness. You will also be responsible for overseeing compliance with the provisions of all grants and contracts. You must be able to support a rapidly growing and evolving organization and thrive in a high performance, goal-oriented workplace that is collaborative, relationship based, and deeply committed to the organizations mission.ResponsibilitiesDeveloping financial business plans and forecasts that advance the organizations mission and goalsBuilding understanding among staff of what is required financially to grow and sustain the organizationResearching and recommending strategies for pricing/marketing products and servicesNegotiating and overseeing indirect cost rate with federal government and with other fundersEngaging the BOD in short/medium/long-term financial plans and projectionsDeveloping and monitoring annual and multi-year budgets, as well as program and project budgetsParticipating in corporate policy development as a member of the senior management teamProviding up-to-date expertise on non-profit best fiscal practices and state and federal law regarding non-profit financial operationsEnsuring timely, accurate, and useful financial and management reporting for federal, state, local, and private funders and the preparation of monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statementsOverseeing cash, investment, and asset managementEnsuring development, improvement, and maintenance of internal financial controls and proceduresManaging cash flow planning, analysis, and reporting and ensuring availability of funds as neededLeading and managing outside financial relationshipsEnsuring legal and regulatory compliance with respect to organizations financial functions     
Requirements: None experience, Bachelor's Degree education
Fraudulent: No