Director - CFO - Maryland, United States - Smtccac

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Finance Director/CFO
Full Time Senior Management Monk, Hughesville, MD, US
Summary of Job Description : The Director of Finance serves the agency as Chief Fiscal Officer.

Directly responsible to the President for overseeing and financial application of the day-to-day financial operations of the organization, including accounting analysis, accounting reconciliation, payroll, accounts payable, and accounts receivable.

Supervised of the Fiscal Unit that complies with all standards established by GAAP and OMB (Office of Management and Budget) circulars regarding non-profit fiscal management.

Oversees the financial aspects of agency property partnerships. Work also involves strategic planning, risk assessment, and the fiscal aspect of fundraising.
Bachelor's Degree in Accounting or Business Administration, Master's degree preferred. Seven (7) years of experience in a senior accounting management leadership position. Experience and working knowledge of generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP), OMB A-133, auditors, grants management, nonprofit management, etc. Knowledge and experience with housing finance preferred. Experience and a working knowledge of MIP/Abila accounting software are preferred. Proficient in using Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, or other software applications to retrieve data, and create spreadsheets, and reports.

Demonstrated ability to analyze problems/issues, gather data and information, evaluate, and recommend alternative solutions, or effect solutions in a timely manner.

Effectively and professionally communicate using tact and diplomacy with the internal and external community.

Clearly demonstrated team-building skills to establish and maintain good working relationships with colleagues with an emphasis on tact, diplomacy, flexibility, collaboration, professionalism, and discretion.

Knowledge of budget planning, preparation, and administration to make realistic, equitable fiscal decisions. Excellent writing and grammar skills to independently draft correspondence pertaining to the fiscal management of the Agency.

Maintains a file on all contractors' current certificates of professional liability insurance coverage (which must be updated annually for workers' compensation audit review).

• Facilitate business insurance claims.
• Maintain files of all contracts, leases, insurance policies, bonds, and related documents.
• Manage current mortgage obligations and facilitate the HPG loan process.
• Prepare loan applications and analyze the loan conditions presented, negotiate conditions as appropriate, and make recommendations to the Supervisor regarding the acceptance or rejection of the same.
• Prepare settlement reports for property closings or other partnerships expense/payments and secure Corporation payments.
• Assist in the planning of all budgets.
• Maintain a general ledger tracking all disbursements.
• Maintain cash receipts, disbursements, and general journal ledgers for each grant or contract funded to SMTCCAC, Inc.
• Supervise the reconciliation of all accounts within two weeks of check returns.
• Maintain a system of cash account balancing prepared at the completion of bi weekly disbursements.
• Assure that a cash receipts control journal is kept by a non fiscal staff member.
• Maintain the Agency's inventory system updating it annually.
• Comply with A 133 auditing standards.
• Provide monthly financial reports on the expenditure and balances of all budgets.
• Advertise and secure the services of a CPA firm to complete annual audits.
• Maintain appropriate financial records to comply with all contractual agreements.
• Prepare fiscal reports required by grants or contracts.
• Develop an ongoing training program to keep project staff abreast of fiscal policies and procedures.
• Meet with project directors on a quarterly basis for fiscal management.
• Assist in training for understanding and explanation to program directors on budgeting and interpretation of financials for their specific programs
• Review Partnership monthly financials and budgets
• Identify and secure funds for program operations, expansion, and continuation.
• Participate in internal and external monitoring reviews.
• State and Federal Bureau of Investigation Criminal Background Check, National Sex Offender Public Registry Check, Physical, Tuberculin PPD Tine Test at the time of employment, and annually, or by physician requirement, thereafter, and Pre-Employment, Random, Post-Accident Drug and Alcohol testing.