Chief Financial Officer, RiverMead, New Hampshire

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leadingage virginiaPeterborough (NH)

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About the role

Deffet Group, Inc. is pleased to have been retained by River Meadto conduct an executive search for aChief Financial Officer. River Mead is a mission-driven, not-for-profit Life Plan Community (LPC) with two campuses nestled on 96 acres of scenic beauty in Peterborough, in the Monadnock Region of southwestern New Hampshire. Founded in the late 1700s and established with a strong emphasis on independence, dignity, and lifelong community connection, River Mead opened its original campus (The Mead Campus) in 2001, expanded to create a comprehensive continuum of care that supports aging in place with a second campus (The Village Campus) in 2013, and most recently expanded with additional villas. River Mead is seeking an experienced and mission-driven Chief Financial Officer (CFO) to provide executive leadership for the organization’s financial operations and ensure long-term fiscal sustainability. Reporting to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), this individual is responsible for financial planning, accounting, investments and Treasury management and will have a proven track record in successful financial oversight using accepted accounting principles, financial management techniques and practices. The successful candidate for this position will have 8-10 years of progressive financial leadership experience with demonstrated experience in a not-for-profit CCRC, senior living, healthcare system, or similarly regulated environment strongly preferred. This is an outstanding leadership opportunity for an individual who wants to lead a forward-looking community of sophisticated and diverse residents and to continue to build upon the organization’s stellar reputation for providing an exceptional lifestyle in a vibrant environment.

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