Chief Financial Officer (CFO) needed to help struggling vets!

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We are looking for a sharp financial mind to join our all-volunteer executive team as our Chief Financial Officer.

As our CFO, you will be asked to:
- Energetically and passionately advance the organization’s financial activities ($400-600K annual budget, >$1 Million in Assets) in order to achieve our mission of Eliminating Homelessness among Veterans in Central Florida
- Lead the organization's annual budget formation process
- Monitor budget versus actual results and recommend changes to the budget in response to real time events in order to help the organization stay financially viable
- Ensure organization compliance with board approved internal controls while at the same reviewing and recommending changes to policies as environments change
- Help junior finance employees and volunteers work through difficult accounting transactions to ensure regulatory and policy requirements are met
- Prepare, certify, and present financial statements and related reports to internal and external stakeholders
- Lead the annual IRS Form 990 creation and reporting
- Lead financial audit/review as required per board of directors or government regulatory officials


Requirements:
- Must have a minimum of a Bachelor's Degree in business, finance, accounting, or a related field
- Strong operational knowledge of QuickBooks, especially grant billing, budgeting and reporting functions, highly preferred
- Must have a strong understanding of non-profit GAAP financial statement reporting and disclosures, and industry specific financial regulations as it pertains to the IRS
- Must have experience with non-profit audited financial statement, MD&A, and supporting notes creation
- Must be very proficient using all Microsoft Office Applications (especially Excel), Adobe, and related
- Must be able to create, present and explain financial statements and analysis reports for a variety of stakeholders with varying levels of financial expertise which include: the organization' s Board of Directors, employees and key volunteers, financial auditors, accountants, and funders
- Must have a hands on understanding of bookkeeping for the purpose of aiding other finance personnel with complicated recording issues