Chief Financial Officer

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The client is a non-profit public media organization with a rich history that dates back to 1964. It is committed to enriching the lives of Virginians through informative, educational, and culturally engaging content across its television, radio, and digital platforms. These include several public television and radio stations offering a combination of news, music, and lifestyle programming to various regions of Virginia.

The client rebranded in 2019 to better align with its mission and has expanded its services to include a magazine focused on arts and culture since 2021.andlt;/pandgt; andlt;pandgt;

The client's Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is responsible for the financial and risk management operations of the client. This includes developing financial strategies, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements, and managing financial resources. The CFO reports directly to the President and is expected to have excellent communication skills to convey complex financial information to stakeholders. Responsibilities include aiding in the client's strategic direction, managing budgets, developing performance measures, ensuring legal compliance, and acting as the primary contact for investment-related matters.

Additionally, liaison efforts with the board and handling annual audits are crucial parts of the role.andlt;/pandgt; andlt;pandgt;

The ideal candidate for the CFO position should have a bachelor's degree in Accounting or Business and a minimum of 10 years in business management. Experience in the non-profit sector, particularly with financial leadership of operations with $25 million or more, is preferred. The role demands a strong understanding of financial management, budgeting, and forecasting. Expertise in public media regulatory requirements and experience interacting with executive management and boards are essential.

The candidate should also demonstrate knowledge of investments, 501(c)(3) regulations, and FCC rules, with a preference for experience in public media organizations or related activities.andlt;/pandgt;