Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
confidentialMassillon (OH)
Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
Posted 4 days ago
confidentialMassillon (OH)
SENIORITY
Director
About the role
Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
About the Company:
Well-established credit union Industry
Financial Services Type
Non Profit Founded
1940 Employees
11-50 Specialtiesconsumer lending
business lending
deposit services
and investment services
About the Role:
The Company is seeking a Chief Financial Officer to serve as a strategic financial advisor to executive leadership and the board. The CFO will direct financial planning, accounting, liquidity, investment review, and asset-liability management, while also overseeing the information technology function. Responsibilities include managing interest-rate and concentration risks, liquidity and investment controls, coordinating audits and regulatory oversight, and producing periodic financial and operating reports in accordance with applicable accounting standards and regulations. Candidates must hold a bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance; a CPA is highly desirable. At least five years of accounting or finance experience is required, including experience working with third-party vendors on asset-liability management. Applicants should demonstrate leadership, mentoring, and coaching abilities, along with expertise in strategy, finance, accounting, investment practices, and financial regulations. Proficiency with Microsoft software, presentation tools, and financial reporting techniques is required, as are strong communication skills, integrity, and trustworthiness. Hiring Manager Title
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