The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) will work directly with the Finance, Investment, Endowment, Audit, and Risk Management Committees of the board to develop policies and monitor their implementation and operation. The CFO will monitor and coordinate the preparation of financial reports for management, finance committee, granting agencies, YUSA, and governmental agencies when requested. This role manages the investment of operating cash, reserves, and capital funds to maximize investment earnings. The CFO will review, update, and develop internal control systems for the Association and coordinate finance committee meetings with the committee chair. This position manages the accounting, finance, and payroll department, ensuring compliance with federal, state, and local payroll, wage, and hour laws. The CFO will develop and maintain responsive and cooperative relationships with auditors, bankers, vendors, and other professional advisors to the Association. This role coordinates the preparation of annual audited financial statements in accordance with GAAP and the annual IRS 990. The CFO provides oversight relating to the development of policies and procedures relative to assigned areas of responsibility and coordinates the implementation of new technology, including hardware and software programs. This role analyzes financial information and develops strategies for recommendation to the CEO and/or finance committee. The CFO will develop the budget planning cycle and timeline, provide staff with budget information, and assist with development and review.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior