Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

The Company is seeking a Chief Financial Officer to provide fiscal leadership and oversee its financial functions, including accounting, payroll, budgeting, reporting, grants support, and risk management. The CFO will establish financial policies and controls, ensure regulatory and accounting compliance, lead audits, and maintain sound cash, investment, and cost-allocation practices. Responsibilities also include guiding budget development, analyzing results and performance trends, supporting grant and donor reporting, and advising senior leaders on financial decisions and resource planning. The role will lead and develop the finance team, collaborate across the organization, and provide financial insight to the board. Candidates should have 10–15 years of senior fiscal leadership experience, including prior CFO experience, ideally in a large nonprofit or social service organization with diverse revenue streams and complex compliance requirements. A bachelor’s degree in accounting or a related field is required; a CPA or other accounting certification and/or an MBA is advantageous. Strong knowledge of nonprofit accounting, grant funding and reporting, financial systems, audits, and regulatory compliance is essential. The ideal candidate brings strategic financial judgment, operational and process-improvement skills, and experience developing accountable finance teams. Excellent communication and collaboration skills are needed to explain financial matters clearly and support organizational goals.