The Chief Financial Officer will lead financial strategy, budgeting, forecasting, accounting, reporting, treasury, audits, compliance, risk management, and internal controls. The role also oversees technology, cybersecurity, administration, vendor management, human resources, facilities, and business continuity. The CFO serves as a strategic partner to the Executive Director and Board, presents financial recommendations, and supports organizational growth, governance, and operational excellence.

Manages the full grant lifecycle, including researching opportunities, developing proposals and budgets, coordinating submissions, tracking awards, ensuring compliance, and preparing post-award reports. Builds multi-year grant strategies, translates data into compelling narratives, monitors philanthropy trends, collaborates across departments, and cultivates funder relationships. The role is expected to grow the grant portfolio from $2.5 million to at least $4 million by 2029.