CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

Summit Point Raceway Associates Inc•Summit Point, WV

About The Position

The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is a senior executive and strategic leader responsible for enterprise-wide financial strategy, performance, governance, and long-term sustainability. The CFO partners with executive leadership to translate organizational priorities into actionable financial plans, strengthen accountability across business lines, and guide decisions on growth, investment, risk, and resource allocation. The role leads the organization’s finance, accounting, and procurement functions. The CFO leads long-range financial planning, capital allocation, investment analysis, budgeting, forecasting, financial modeling, performance measurement, and financial analysis across business lines, contracts, programs, and cost centers. The role provides executive oversight of government contract accounting, pricing, proposal support, indirect cost structures, applicable federal contract financial requirements, and audit readiness. It also oversees financial statements, reporting, close processes, tax coordination, internal controls, audits, treasury, liquidity, working capital, banking relationships, financing strategies, risk, and capital stewardship. The CFO leads and develops finance, accounting, and procurement professionals and works across the organization to strengthen financial literacy, decision-making, systems, reporting tools, automation, and scalable processes. Summit Point Group provides specialized training, operational support, and mission-focused solutions to government and commercial clients, at its 786-acre training facility and contract locations across the country.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, or a closely related field.
Progressive financial leadership experience, including significant responsibility for financial strategy, accounting operations, budgeting, and executive-level decision support.
Demonstrated ability to lead teams and influence senior leaders across multiple business lines or operating units.
Strong command of financial reporting, internal controls, cash management, forecasting, and financial analysis.
Experience with Unanet ERP/accounting systems and advanced financial modeling, including translating complex financial information into clear business recommendations.
Excellent judgment, integrity, communication, relationship-building, and organizational leadership skills.
Valid driver's license.
Ability to successfully pass a background and credit check and drug screening, consistent with applicable laws.

Nice To Haves

CPA, MBA, or other advanced finance/accounting qualification.
Executive financial leadership in government contracting, including cost accounting, contract pricing, indirect rates, and applicable FAR requirements.
Experience supporting multiple business units, project-based operations, or a mix of commercial and government customers.
Experience leading financial systems modernization, process improvement, or organizational growth initiatives.

Responsibilities

Lead long-range financial planning, capital allocation, investment analysis, and enterprise financial strategy in alignment with organizational objectives.
Advise the executive leadership team and provide financial insight, alternatives, and recommendations for major business decisions.
Partner with leadership to improve profitability, evaluate growth opportunities, and establish financial accountability across operating divisions.
Own consolidated operating budgets, rolling forecasts, financial models, and scenario planning; establish KPIs and performance dashboards.
Oversee financial performance by business line, contract, program, and cost center; identify variances and lead corrective action planning with operational leaders.
Assess pricing, margins, staffing economics, and return on investment for existing programs and new opportunities.
Oversee government contract accounting, pricing and proposal support, contract financial performance, and indirect cost structures.
Partner with Contracts, Operations, and proposal teams on compliant cost estimates, rate development, profitability analysis, and financial risks.
Oversee applicable federal contract financial requirements and audit readiness, including FAR-related cost principles and other requirements relevant to the organization’s contracts.
Oversee accurate and timely financial statements, management reporting, close processes, tax coordination, and compliance with applicable accounting standards.
Develop and maintain internal controls, financial policies, delegated authorities, and transparent reporting practices.
Lead financial audits and external reviews and manage relationships with independent accountants and other advisors.
Lead cash flow forecasting, liquidity management, working capital, banking relationships, and financing strategies.
Evaluate financial risks, insurance and capital needs, and business continuity implications; recommend mitigation strategies.
Oversee capital expenditure evaluation and financial stewardship of facilities, equipment, and technology investments.
Lead, coach, and develop accounting, finance, and procurement professionals; establish expectations, succession planning, and a culture of collaboration and accountability.
Partner with Human Resources, Contracts, and business leaders to strengthen financial literacy and decision-making.
Champion improvements to ERP and financial systems, reporting tools, automation, and scalable financial processes.