Chief Financial Officer

We are Planned Parenthood of Southern New England, one of the region’s largest and most trusted providers of reproductive health care. We are recognized for the wide array of services we provide, the outstanding sexual health education we deliver, and our strong commitment to social justice.
Working for Planned Parenthood is more than a job; it’s being a part of a powerful movement. Together, we’ll take pride in shaping the future of sexual health and reproductive rights for all people.

The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is responsible for strategic financial leadership and management of Planned Parenthood of Southern New England and C4 ancillary organizations PP Votes! Connecticut and PP Votes! Rhode Island, focusing on all finance and associated operations, strategic business planning, leading the efforts of internal affiliate programs to ensure fiscal responsibilities are met, and promoting community and professional relationships.

The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) will be an inspiring leader and healthcare strategist with a deep commitment to reproductive freedom and will join a leading Planned Parenthood affiliate to help shape the future of sexual and reproductive healthcare for all people. The CFO stewards the financial resources for PPSNE in alignment with our values to ensure that we are maximizing our ability to deliver on our vision and mission.

The successful CFO:

• Is an innovative, nimble financial leader with a track record of responsible stewardship provided with a mission-driven lens;
• Has a demonstrated ability to work across teams and diverse stakeholders and in a matrixed organization effectively;
• Is a highly data-oriented leader with a high attention to detail and compliance;
• Is a strategic finance executive who is excited to advance access to care to ensure that all people have the ability to control their own reproductive lives.

Lead and direct all financial operations and strategy to advance PPSNE’s mission, values, and organizational goals.

Key responsibilities include:

• Establish finance operational strategies by evaluating trends; establishing critical measurements; designing systems; accumulating resources; resolving problems; and implementing change.
• Oversee the annual operational and capital budgeting process; provide the CEO and Board with an annual and capital budget that aligns annual planning and strategic plan priorities and meets PPFA Elements of Performance for approval prior to each Fiscal Year.
• Direct affiliate fiscal management to ensure financial viability in compliance with not-for-profit accounting standards and government funding regulations.
• Track and ensure cash flow is appropriate and sustainable.
• Supervise purchasing and inventory systems to maintain highest quality assets, goods, and services at competitive prices. Ensure that proper and effective check and balance systems remain in place.
• Supporting the Board of Directors and key board committees including the Finance and Audit Committee and the Investment Subcommittee, in advancing organizational financial priorities and implementing and monitoring financial and investment policies and procedures.

• Develop finance organizational strategies by contributing financial and accounting information, analysis, and recommendations to strategic thinking and direction.
• Interpret financial trends and monitors the details of financial data to inform decision-making throughout the agency, linking financial information and operational data to planning decisions and infusing the use of data, both qualitative and quantitative approaches,…