Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

The Company is seeking a Treasurer/Chief Financial Officer to strengthen financial health, support long-term growth, and improve operational effectiveness. The executive will oversee accounting, budgeting, financial reporting, cash flow, financial systems, investments, and internal controls, while ensuring regulatory compliance. Working with senior leadership and the board, the CFO will guide financial and operating plans, assess performance and opportunities, and improve reporting to support informed decisions. The role also leads accounting, compliance and risk, and information technology functions; manages relationships with external financial specialists; and develops the accounting team through cross-training and knowledge sharing. Candidates must hold a CPA designation or have at least 10 years of experience as treasurer of a fraternal or insurance organization, along with at least eight years of financial management experience. Life insurance and annuity experience and strong knowledge of statutory accounting principles are required; familiarity with insurance regulations is strongly preferred. People leadership experience is preferred, as is experience in a fraternal benefit society or nonprofit financial reporting environment. A bachelor’s degree in business, finance, accounting, or a related field is preferred, while a master’s degree and a relevant fraternal insurance designation are advantageous.