Chief Financial Officer

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Regular Brockton, MA, US

Salary Range: $ To $ Annually

BAMSI has been bringing people and services together since 1975. We are a mission-driven, $100M+ nonprofit providing health and human services to individuals and communities across Massachusetts. We are strengthening our financial foundation and operating discipline to support reliable services and long-term sustainability.

The Chief Financial Officer will lead BAMSI’s financial strategy and finance operations, partnering closely with the CEO, executive team and Board of Directors. This role requires a leader who can work directly through complex financial detail, establish confidence in reporting and translate analysis into timely, measurable action.

The CFO will build financial resilience through disciplined cash management, sound controls, accurate reporting, effective revenue collection and program-level financial insight. Success requires constructive challenge, personal accountability and an understanding of how financial decisions affect employees and the people BAMSI serves.

• Lead an actionable financial sustainability and growth plan with clear assumptions, priorities, accountable owners and measurable milestones.
• Partner with the CEO and operational leaders on budgets, rolling forecasts, scenario analysis, program economics, resource allocation and restructuring decisions.
• Evaluate cost improvement and growth proposals using validated financial models, operational feasibility and service-quality implications.

• Oversee the accuracy and timeliness of financial statements, general ledger, close process, balance-sheet reconciliations, accruals and management reporting under applicable GAAP.
• Establish review and sign-off standards; investigate discrepancies, correct root causes and ensure material issues are escalated promptly.
• Strengthen segregation of duties, approval authority, purchasing/vendor controls and documentation; track audit and control remediation to completion.

• Maintain an actionable 13-week cash forecast and longer-range liquidity outlook with downside scenarios and early warning triggers.
• Manage banking relationships, credit facilities, debt compliance and treasury activities; oversee investment and reserve practices within board policy.
• Provide timely recommendations on cash preservation, working capital, capital spending and financial exposure.

• Oversee government contract and grant budgets, billing, revenue recognition, receivables and collections; strengthen accountability for unbilled revenue, denials and disputed amounts.
• Build reliable contract- and program-level reporting on funding, utilization, allowable costs and financial performance.
• Ensure applicable Massachusetts funding and reporting requirements are met, including Uniform Financial Statements and Independent Auditor’s Report requirements, and applicable DDS, DMH, Mass Health and other funder obligations.
• Audit compliance and board partnership
• Lead external financial audits, applicable federal Single Audit requirements under Uniform Guidance, Form 990 preparation and required financial filings with appropriate professional support.
• Serve as the principal financial resource to the board treasurer and relevant committees; present clear, accurate reports, recommendations and emerging risks.
• Maintain productive relationships with auditors, lenders,…