The Chief Financial Officer leads organizational finance, including financial reporting, budgeting, cash management, billing, collections, grant accounting, audits, compliance, and capital planning. The CFO advises the CEO and board finance committee on strategic and long-term financial planning, oversees financial policies and controls, manages funding-agency reporting, and supports revenue optimization. The role also leads finance staffing, continuous improvement, audit readiness, and capital development initiatives for a nonprofit behavioral health organization.