Chief Financial Officer

The ideal candidate will be responsible for financial strategy, financial planning and analysis, financial reports, company audits, compliance, and bank relationships. They will collaborate with the Archbishop and the chancery leadership team to make decisions regarding the Archeparchy's financial strategy. The candidate will possess a strong background in finance and management.

Responsibilities

The main task of the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of the Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy of Philadelphia is to oversee and lead the everyday as well as long term finances and other temporalities of the Archeparchy. This leadership position includes responsibility for effective risk management and planning the Archeparchy’s financial strategy including building models, analyzing data, and preparing statements to reconcile income with expenses, to keep track of earnings and projected cash flow.

The CFO will report to the Archbishop but will work closely with the Vicar General and the Chief-of-Staff on a daily basis.

The CFO will be responsible for both the financial office of the Archeparchy as well as the Development office.

The finance office is responsible for paying bills, running payroll, managing property insurance for the Archeparchy (including the parishes) and healthcare insurance (also for the priests), and managing existing funds, trusts, accounts, and investments. The officer would be responsible for forecasting the organization's financial standing based on financial and operational data and reports provided by the finance/accounting team.

The development office is responsible for managing the donor database, inputting donations, running fundraising campaigns, and applying and managing grants for the Archeparchy. The development office is also responsible for fundraising events

The CFO will be expected to create comprehensive annual budgets with all the departments as well as plan for expected grants or large donations.

Qualifications

• Strong finance-based analytical skills
• 7 - 10 years' of finance experience
• CPA or MBA preferred but not required