Top CFO Jobs

The Chief Financial Officer will lead financial strategy, budgeting, forecasting, revenue cycle management, compliance, reporting, cash management, audits, and financial systems modernization. Reporting to the CEO, the CFO will advise executive leadership and the Board, oversee finance and facilities teams, optimize Medicaid and commercial reimbursement, strengthen financial processes, and use NetSuite, Paycom, and Power BI to improve automation, data integrity, and real-time decision-making.

Leads Greenberry Industrial’s financial strategy, reporting, accounting, budgeting, forecasting, cash flow, internal controls, and JSOX compliance. The CFO partners with the President, NAES finance teams, auditors, vendors, project sites, executives, and board members. Responsibilities include optimizing project margins, overseeing financial operations, managing and developing the finance team, supporting growth planning, and ensuring accurate financial and managerial reporting.

The Chief Financial Officer will lead financial strategy, SEC reporting, compliance, capital structure, investor relations, budgeting, forecasting, international finance, and operational modeling. The role oversees finance, accounting, credit, and information technology activities while partnering with the CEO, Board, investors, lenders, and auditors. Responsibilities include managing complex service, hardware, and energy-as-a-service revenue models, strengthening controls, optimizing working capital, and developing a high-performing finance organization.

Lead the financial strategy and operations of a growing nonprofit behavioral health organization. Responsibilities include budgeting, forecasting, cash flow management, financial reporting, monthly close, accounting oversight, audits, internal controls, compliance, grant and government funding management, Medicaid reimbursement, and Board reporting. The CFO will build the finance team, advise executive leadership, and strengthen financial sustainability while supporting organizational growth.

Serve as strategic partner to CEO and Board to build a scalable finance organization. Lead accounting, FP&A, treasury, commercial finance, reporting, ERP and BI transformations, capital allocation, M&A support, and cross-functional partnership to drive profitability, working capital, and operational efficiency.

Lead CLA’s State and Local Government CAAS practice in Central Illinois by managing client CFO engagements, financial operations, budgeting, forecasting, cash flow, capital planning, risk management, and board interactions. The role advises client leadership using financial analysis, oversees accounting systems and staff, presents operational metrics, builds client relationships, and drives practice growth, business development, and team expansion.

Leads the finance function for a high-growth private equity portfolio company. Builds controllership, forecasting, reporting, budgeting, billing, ERP, and cash-management processes; integrates acquisitions; supports M&A, compliance, board and lender reporting; advises leadership on strategy, pricing, capital allocation, and value creation; and builds a scalable finance team with potential oversight of HR, IT, and administrative functions.

Own the complete finance function and partner with the CEO across fundraising, debt financing, budgeting, cash management, government contract finance, unit economics, financial controls, and production scaling. Lead burn, runway, forecasting, diligence, investor and board reporting, cap table administration, and finance team development. Build the infrastructure and financial roadmap required to move an aerospace and defense hardware business from initial contracts through mass production and cash-flow positivity.

Provides executive financial leadership for organizational sustainability, budgeting, forecasting, financial modeling, investments, capital strategy, risk management, compliance, audits, and internal controls. Advises the CEO, leadership council, Finance Committee, and Board while overseeing the Finance Department through the VP of Finance and Controller. Leads financial planning, performance analysis, banking and contract negotiations, and team development in a healthcare and nonprofit environment.

Develops and maintains CLO compliance and waterfall models, interprets transaction documents, creates investor reports and dashboards, performs quantitative analyses and stress testing, validates complex datasets, and improves structured-credit analytics workflows. The role also supports platform modernization, AI-enabled automation, model quality control, cross-functional initiatives, client requests, and mentoring junior team members.

Leads company-wide financial strategy and finance and accounting operations across multiple regions. Oversees reporting, budgeting, forecasting, project profitability analysis, treasury, cash flow, tax, payroll, benefits, retirement plans, shareholder liquidity, banking relationships, credit facilities, bonding, covenants, risk management, insurance, internal controls, and financial data security. Partners with executive leadership and the Board on capital allocation, acquisitions, joint ventures, growth, and organizational development.

The Chief Financial Officer will provide strategic, operational, and financial leadership for VEDP. Responsibilities include budgeting, forecasting, long-range planning, financial reporting, controls, compliance, audit liaison duties, finance modernization, systems optimization, ROI analysis, and Board-level communication. The CFO will advise the CEO and executive team, oversee the finance function and Controller, manage team development, strengthen dashboards and analytics, and steward approximately $60 million in public funds.

The Chief Financial Officer leads financial strategy, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, revenue diversification, grant funding, and financial risk management for a Federally Qualified Health Center. The role supervises Accounting and Finance, Revenue Cycle, and Pharmacy leaders; ensures GAAP, HRSA, FQHC, 340B, and Uniform Guidance compliance; leads audits; and partners with executives, the Board, regulators, auditors, and community stakeholders to support sustainable rural healthcare access.

The Chief Financial Officer leads finance, accounting, budgeting, revenue management, purchasing, investment oversight, and related administrative functions for a large behavioral health and IDD care organization. The CFO advises the CEO, develops and manages the annual budget, oversees procurement and regulatory compliance, negotiates contracts and managed care relationships, presents financial reports to the Board, and leads organizational change and departmental performance.

Supports CFO accounting advisory engagements involving technical accounting, transactions, financial reporting, process improvement, and analytics. Assists with engagement planning, fieldwork, quality control, deliverables, client relationship development, and recommendations for accounting processes and procedures. The intern applies accounting coursework to complex projects such as mergers and acquisitions, restatements, revenue recognition, lease implementation, SEC reporting, and FP&A analysis.

Leads all financial departments and oversees fiscal responsibility for a 175-bed acute-care hospital. Responsibilities include accounting, reimbursement, budgeting, cash-flow and variance analysis, financial reporting, audits, regulatory submissions, cost reduction, revenue improvement, and operational planning. Partners with the CEO and department leaders on capital and staffing decisions, develops budgets, monitors performance, and manages financial staff. Requires acute-care hospital CFO experience, healthcare management experience, and strong leadership skills.

Chief Financial Officer responsible for strategic financial leadership, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, treasury, compliance, audits, risk management, contracts, systems, and multi-campus financial planning. Advises pastoral and executive leadership, oversees financial infrastructure and internal controls, and leads the finance team. The role also supports ministry events and requires alignment with Change Church’s Christian mission and values.

Provides executive leadership for the University’s financial and administrative operations, including budgeting, forecasting, accounting, treasury, investments, audit, risk, compliance, and technology-related functions. Advises the President and Board of Trustees, develops long-term financial strategy, oversees complex budgets and administrative departments, ensures regulatory compliance, and builds collaborative, transparent, high-performing teams.

Lead global financial strategy, planning, reporting, accounting, treasury, risk management, M&A, and operational finance for a multinational manufacturing company. Advise the CEO and shareholders, optimize costs, cash flow, capital investments, and working capital, ensure global compliance and controls, and build a high-performing finance organization. Significant domestic and international travel is required.

The CFO will lead financial strategy and operations across multiple logistics and real estate entities. Responsibilities include accounting, reporting, FP&A, budgeting, forecasting, treasury, banking, insurance, risk management, operational profitability analysis, acquisitions, capital planning, and financial systems development. The role advises ownership and senior leadership, partners with operational teams, and develops the finance organization to support scalable growth.

Leads the college’s finance and administrative operations, including budgeting, forecasting, financial reporting, audits, internal controls, fund accounting, facilities oversight, and fiscal compliance. Serves as a strategic advisor to the President and Executive Team, presents financial information to institutional boards and stakeholders, manages departments and staff, oversees facilities initiatives, and supports data-informed decision-making, continuous improvement, and external relations.

Serve as outsourced CFO for manufacturing clients within CAAS: lead financial strategy, capital planning, budgeting, forecasting, cash flow management, audits, KPI and ratio analysis, risk management, and board interactions. Oversee financial administration and staff, coordinate audits, implement best practices, manage multiple client engagements, and build client relationships and industry thought leadership.

Lead company-wide budgeting, forecasting, cash-flow planning, consolidated reporting, financial modeling, KPI development, and strategic analysis. Oversee acquisition and development underwriting, capital allocation, financing relationships, and banking partnerships. Build scalable finance infrastructure, strengthen internal controls, and lead the accounting and finance team. Partner with ownership, executives, lenders, and investors to communicate performance, assess risks, improve profitability, and progressively assume CFO-level responsibilities.

Supports accounting advisory consulting engagements involving technical accounting, transactions, reporting, process improvement, analytics, and finance transformation. The role assists with engagement planning, fieldwork, quality control, deliverables, client relationships, and recommendations on accounting processes. Candidates should be accounting seniors pursuing a bachelor’s degree, with interest in technical accounting, business intelligence, and professional designations such as the CPA.

The Chief Financial Officer oversees all financial operations, strategy, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, audits, billing, benefits, insurance, financial policies, and risk management. The role advises the CEO and Board, safeguards organizational assets, ensures regulatory compliance, leads accounting staff, and supports strategic goals. The CFO also supervises hiring, training, performance management, and team development while representing and modeling the organization’s mission and values.