Top CFO Jobs

CFO leads hospital financial strategy and operations, overseeing finance, billing, HIM, and related departments. Responsibilities include budgeting, forecasting, financial reporting, regulatory compliance, cost reduction, revenue optimization, audits, and collaboration with senior leadership and the Board to align financial plans with organizational goals.

Lead strategic FP&A engagements, develop management reporting solutions, and support financial transactions for private equity clients, ensuring finance transformation and operational excellence.

Provide part-time C-suite financial leadership for a healthcare RCM firm: strategy, budgeting, forecasting, financial reporting, compliance, performance analysis, capital planning, team leadership, and contract/reimbursement review to improve revenue and cost outcomes.

Provide high-impact administrative and operational support to the CFO and LIFT leadership (Legal, Finance, IT). Manage complex calendars across time zones, coordinate domestic and international travel using Concur, prepare executive presentations and materials with master-level PowerPoint skills, handle expense reports, schedule meetings and logistics, support special projects, ensure adherence to PCI/cGMP/GCP guidelines, and maintain discretion with confidential information. Travel approximately 20% and work flexible hours as needed.

Lead corporate finance and accounting for a growing, multi-entity company: oversee financial reporting, budgeting, cash‑flow forecasting, team development, acquisitions due diligence, risk and compliance, lease/buy analysis, and serve as strategic business partner to the CEO and Executive Team to drive growth and operational improvements.

Oversee all accounting and financial operations including budgeting, grant compliance, financial reporting, audits, payroll, accounts receivable/payable, internal controls, and insurance. Manage and train accounting staff, prepare budgets and indirect cost proposals, ensure tax filings, and report financial status to the CEO and Board. Maintain policies, procedures, and compliance with federal/state and grantee requirements.

Lead client-facing finance transformation engagements to optimize finance functions through operating model design, process improvement, automation and AI. Manage project teams and client relationships, deliver high-quality recommendations and tools, identify value-creation opportunities across G&A, support business development, and coach junior staff.

Serve as in-seat Controller for private equity portfolio clients, managing full accounting functions, month- and year-end close, reconciliations, audits, internal controls, cash management, budgeting/forecasting, process improvements, and mentoring staff while partnering with executive leadership and PE sponsors to support value-creation initiatives.

The CFO oversees financial operations, develops financial strategies, ensures compliance, leads the finance team, and presents financial analysis to executives.

Assist higher education clients in enhancing financial operations by providing consulting as Interim CFO and optimizing finance systems. Requires extensive experience and leadership in finance management.

Lead financial strategy, planning, and operations for a blended-revenue nonprofit. Oversee budgeting, forecasting, cash flow, reporting, systems transformation, controls, audits, and a high-performing finance team. Serve as strategic partner to CEO and Board to drive data-informed decision-making and scalable financial infrastructure across multiple sites.

The CFO oversees financial management, planning, reporting, and compliance. Responsibilities include strategic financial leadership, budget development, financial reporting, treasury management, and team development.

The Chief Financial Officer will lead financial strategy, oversee FP&A, accounting, and capital management, execute M&A activities, and prepare for public market readiness, while ensuring compliance and building a high-performing finance team.

Lead corporate financial strategy and operations for a growing government-contracted, international services company. Oversee accounting, ASC 606 revenue recognition, SOX-equivalent controls, multi-entity international finance, treasury and banking relationships, budgeting, forecasting, M&A diligence, and finance systems (HRIS/ERP). Advise CEO and Board, manage audits, tax filings, and build a scalable finance team and systems.

Lead financial strategy and operations for a multi-entity retail and e-commerce business. Oversee accounting, consolidated reporting, budgeting, forecasting, cash management, tax coordination, internal controls, ERP systems, and retail-specific financial analysis (inventory, margins, seasonal sales). Advise ownership and executive team, manage audits and banking relationships, drive process improvements, and support profitable growth initiatives.

Lead company financial strategy, planning, forecasting, fundraising, and investor relations. Build scalable finance organization, governance, and models for pricing, margins, infrastructure economics, and public-market readiness.

Serve as the CEO's principal financial advisor and Executive Leadership Team member. Lead finance transformation, long-range financial planning, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, treasury, grants management, and risk. Drive revenue strategy, pricing, and cost recovery; ensure compliance with nonprofit accounting and donor regulations; present to the Board and Audit Committee; build a high-performing global finance team and harmonize finance operations across countries to support organizational growth and sustainability.

Join Arootah's advisor network as a fractional CFO/Head of Finance to provide project-based financial leadership to hedge funds, private equity firms, and family offices. Responsibilities include building finance infrastructure, overseeing fund and management company accounting, budgeting/forecasting, cash management, reporting, controls, audit/tax coordination, and partnering with senior leadership on strategy and investor readiness.

Senior executive responsible for all financial operations including accounting, budgeting, forecasting, cash and asset management, regulatory and grant compliance, financial reporting and audits. Leads finance and operations support teams, implements systems and controls, advises executive leadership and Board, and oversees vendor, lender, and auditor relationships to ensure fiscal health and strategic growth.

The Chief Financial Officer leads budget and fiscal operations at the Oregon Department of Corrections, ensuring financial strategies support organizational goals and compliance. Responsibilities include overseeing a multi-billion dollar budget, guiding long-term planning, and advising agency leadership on fiscal policies.