Chief Financial Officer

What's in it for you?! Be the reason someone gets their life back on track! Join a mission-first nonprofit transforming addiction recovery and housing. Work with a compassionate team that believes in second chances. Support clients through integrated care: housing, treatment, mental health, and more. Enjoy responsive leadership, professional development, and clinical supervision. Full medical, dental, and vision benefits - plus FSA, 401(k), and EAP support. Generous PTO, paid holidays, wellness time, and work-life balance built in. If that sounds like you, let's connect!Summary: The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) serves as a key member of the Senior Management Team and strategic partner to the President/CEO. The CFO leads all financial operations, including budgeting, financial reporting, audit oversight, grant management, compliance, billing optimization, capital planning, and long-term financial strategy. This executive role ensures fiscal integrity, regulatory compliance, and financial sustainability across complex nonprofit funding streams. What You'll Do: Financial Leadership & Strategy Oversee all fiscal reporting activities including revenue, expenses, balance sheets, and cash flow reporting. Direct preparation of annual operating and capital budgets. Lead financial analysis to evaluate current and future service line viability. Develop and maintain financial policies and accounting controls compliant with audit standards. Manage preparation of grant budgets and reports for internal and external stakeholders. Lead the annual agency audit process. Board & Executive Engagement Serve as liaison to the Board Finance Committee. Partner with the President/CEO on strategic planning and contract negotiations. Develop short-, medium-, and long-term financial plans. Revenue Cycle & Billing Oversight Ensure accurate billing and collection of 1st and 3rd party revenues. Oversee revenue recognition and reduce days sales outstanding. Analyze billing performance to minimize bad debt exposure. Cash & Asset Management Develop cash flow plans to ensure operational liquidity. Monitor financial institutions holding agency assets to mitigate risk. Lead capital development and capital improvement projects. Identify and secure additional capital funding sources. Experience & Qualifications Required: Bachelor's degree in Finance or related field; CPA and/or MBA strongly preferred. Minimum 10 years of progressive nonprofit finance experience (CT or neighboring state). Minimum 3 years in a senior leadership finance role. Extensive experience with nonprofit accounting, fund accounting, and federal/state grant compliance. Experience managing Medicaid and Medicare audits. Strong working knowledge of FASB standards. Demonstrated leadership in complex, fast-paced environments.

Created: 2026-03-06