Finance Director
furststaffingBloomington (IL)
Finance Director
Posted 3 days ago
furststaffingBloomington (IL)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
The Finance Director serves as the financial steward of the organization, overseeing fiscal management, setting budgets, and monitoring cash flow to ensure the organization has the financial means needed to achieve its mission. They analyze financial strategy, identify risks, develop budgets, and lead the finance team.
Key Responsibilities:
- Analyze financial strategy and detail impacts on mission and strategic goals
- Identify financial risks proactively and seize opportunities
- Develop and manage organization-wide budget
- Execute accurate bookkeeping and provide financial oversight
- Evaluate financial opportunities and recognize threats
- Apply knowledge of grants and non-profit funding guidelines
- Build relationships with diverse stakeholders
- Lead and develop finance team
- Foster a culture of productivity and self-leadership
- Communicate effectively to support team and stakeholders
Qualifications:
- 10+ years of financial management experience 5+ years of experience in a non-profit setting
- Degree in Accounting (required)
- Non-profit financial management experience
- Demonstrated understanding of non-profit revenue sources
- People leadership experience
Preferred Skills: CPA or MBA experience (preferred)
Benefits:
Full benefits package including medical, dental, vision, retirement plan and generous time off.
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