Chief Financial Officer

Benefits:

• 403(b) retirement plan
• Competitive salary
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Paid time off
• Vision insurance

Full-Time | On-Site

A growing nonprofit organization with an annual budget of approximately $5 million is seeking an experienced, hands‑on Chief Financial Officer (CFO) to lead the organization’s financial operations and administrative support functions.

The CFO will serve as a key member of the leadership team, working closely with the CEO and COO to support sound financial management, operational effectiveness, regulatory compliance, and long‑term organizational planning. This position will also serve as a financial resource to the Board of Directors and will attend board meetings.

• Oversee all accounting and financial operations of the organization, including vendor payments.
• Prepare accurate monthly financial statements and supplemental financial schedules.
• Prepare financial reports and presentations for management and the Board of Directors.
• Lead the monthly, quarterly, and annual closing processes.
• Develop and monitor the annual organizational budget.
• Provide financial analysis, forecasting, cash‑flow management, and decision support to the CEO.
• Establish and maintain appropriate internal controls, accounting policies, and financial procedures.
• Monitor financial performance in relation to the organization’s approximately $5 million annual budget.

• Manage accounting and reporting requirements for federal and state grants.
• Prepare monthly grant reimbursement requests.
• Prepare monthly billing for all fee for service contracts.
• Prepare quarterly grant reports and annual grant closeout reports.
• Monitor grant expenditures, budgets, allowable costs, and reporting deadlines.
• Maintain accurate documentation to support grant compliance and audits.
• Coordinate with program and administrative staff to ensure grant funds are properly tracked and used in accordance with grant requirements.

• Coordinate the organization’s annual financial audit and serve as the primary contact for external auditors.
• Prepare schedules, documentation, reconciliations, and other information requested by auditors.
• Assist with audits conducted under Government Auditing Standards, commonly referred to as Yellow Book audits or Single Audits.
• Support compliance with applicable federal, state, and nonprofit financial reporting requirements.
• Recommend improvements to internal controls and financial processes as needed.
• Provide information for preparation of annual 990 tax return.

• Oversee payroll processing and payroll‑related compliance.
• Oversee human resources administration and employee records.
• Oversee employee benefit administration, including health insurance, retirement plans, dental insurance, disability insurance, and life insurance.
• Provide oversight of the organization’s information technology systems and related vendors.
• Assist the CEO and COO with day‑to‑day operational matters and special projects.
• Participate in leadership meetings and contribute to strategic planning and organizational decision‑making.

• Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, business administration, or a related field; equivalent relevant experience may be considered.
• At least five years of progressively responsible accounting or financial management experience.
• Demonstrated experience with federal and state grant accounting, reimbursement requests, quarterly reporting, and annual grant closeouts.
• Experience preparing financial statements and supplemental schedules.
• Experience assisting with annual audits and working with external auditors.
• Familiarity with Yellow Book audits and…