Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

The Company is seeking a Chief Financial Officer to lead its financial planning, operations, performance, and fiscal management in accordance with nonprofit best practices and applicable accounting standards. Responsibilities include overseeing accounting functions, managing the annual budget and cash flow forecasts, and providing financial analysis to support executive and board decisions. The CFO will oversee government grant compliance, audit preparation, treasury and investment activities, and financial review of contracts and agreements. The role also includes leading finance team development and continuous improvement, and supporting board and committee activities. Candidates should have a bachelor’s degree; a master’s degree or MBA is preferred, along with a CPA or equivalent accounting knowledge. The role requires 10–15 years of relevant experience, with nonprofit and corporate experience preferred, and demonstrated expertise in treasury, investment management, contract management, fund accounting, and restricted funds. Strong strategic, analytical, operational, and problem-solving skills are essential. The ideal candidate is an ethical, collaborative leader with excellent communication and stakeholder-management abilities, including the ability to explain complex financial matters to senior audiences.