Finance Controller

Located in Dawson City, the Chief Isaac Group of Companies (CIGC) is a thriving, forward-thinking organization deeply rooted in the rich heritage of the Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in First Nation. Committed to economic growth, sustainability, and meaningful employment, we proudly contribute to the prosperity of Yukon and beyond.

Built on a strong foundation of innovation, community values, and a commitment to excellence, Chief Isaac Group is shaping a future that honors our past while embracing new opportunities. Join us and be part of something greater - where business and culture unite, in the heart of the Land of the Midnight Sun!

Position Summary

The Finance Controller, works along with and under the direction of the Chief Executive Officer, is responsible for managing the day-to-day and month-end accounting activities. The Controller will also be responsible for preparing working papers, financial statements, including GST and year-end working papers for the external auditors. Other tasks include preparing and presenting budgets, weekly cashflow statements, and long-term cash flow projections to the Chief Executive Officer and Board of Directors, as well as any other financial reports requested or required to make decisions.

Given the size of the organization, the successful candidate will also perform other tasks as needed by the organization.

Key Responsibilities

• Planning, managing, and coordinating all accounting operations: responsible for overseeing all the organization's financial operations, ensuring that they are efficient and effective. This includes developing and implementing accounting policies and procedures and ensuring that all financial transactions are accurately recorded.
• Payroll: responsible for overseeing the accurate and timely processing of payroll. This includes, but is not limited to, reviewing timesheets, overseeing the biweekly payroll cycle, ensuring the submission of ROE's and T4's, monitoring WCB reporting, and overseeing the administration and maintenance of benefit programs
• Managing the accumulation and consolidation of all financial data: responsible for ensuring that all financial data is accurate and up-to date. They oversee the process of gathering and consolidating financial information from various sources, including internal departments and external partners
• Coordinating and preparing internal financial statements and reports: responsible for preparing financial statements and reports that provide insights into the organization's financial health. These reports may include balance sheets, income statements, cash flow statements, and other financial documents.
• Coordinating audit processes and the activities of external auditors: works with external auditors to ensure that the organization's financial statements are accurate and compliant with relevant regulations. They coordinate the audit process and respond to any inquiries or requests from auditors.
• Managing the budget, cash flow management processes and financial transactions: responsible for managing the organization's budget and cash flow, ensuring that the organization has the funds it needs to meet its obligations. They oversee financial transactions, including payments to vendors, payroll, and other expenses.
• Assessing current accounting operations, offering recommendations for improvement and implementing new processes: responsible for continually evaluating accounting operations and identifying areas for improvement. They may recommend new processes, tools, or technologies to improve efficiency and accuracy.

• Monitoring and evaluating accounting and internal control systems and adjusting or implementing systems and procedures as needed: responsible for ensuring that the organization's accounting and internal control systems are effective and efficient. They monitor these systems and adjust as needed to ensure that they remain effective.
• Overseeing regulatory reporting, including tax planning and compliance: responsible for ensuring that the organization is compliant with all relevant regulations, including tax regulations. They work with external partners to ensure that taxes are filed accurately and on time.
• Developing plans for financial growth: plays a key role in developing financial strategies that support the organization's growth and success. They analyze financial data and consult with the Executive team to develop plans to increase revenue, reduce costs, and improve profitability.
• Evaluating and managing risk: responsible for identifying and managing financial risks, including market risks, credit risks, and operational risks. They develop strategies to mitigate these risks and ensure that the organization's finances are stable and secure.
• Other duties as required by the business of the Corporation or the CEO: may be called upon to perform other duties as needed to support the organization's financial goals and objectives. This may include participating in strategic planning sessions,…