AIDS Foundation of Chicago · 2 months ago
Senior Finance Director – Center for Housing and Health
AIDS Foundation of Chicago is a nonprofit organization focused on housing solutions for individuals facing homelessness and health challenges. They are seeking a strategic Senior Director of Finance to oversee financial operations and guide long-term planning, ensuring alignment with the organization's mission of housing and health equity.
AssociationNon Profit
Responsibilities
Collaborate with the Chief Financial Officer to lead fiscal and regulatory management of the organization and ensure financial operations comply with federal and state laws
Lead the fiscal management of the Flexible Housing Pool (FHP) and other earned income ventures
Work with Executive Director of CHH, CFO, and FHP staff in the development of financial models to support the preparation of financial forecasts
Conduct analysis of financial risks and benefits for new business opportunities and due diligence requests
Participate in the annual budget process; work with the CFO, the Finance team, and Department heads to prepare and present operating plan/budget for Board approval
Support ED/CFO with organizational strategic planning and execution
Serve as a liaison from the Finance Department and actively participate in CHH leadership meetings and functions
Consistently analyze financial data and keep senior leadership abreast of CHH’s financial status
Complete the month-end process in the established timeframe
Review monthly financial statements, track and analyze performance against budget, creating the monthly Management Discussion and Analysis for final review by the CFO
Assist the CFO in monitoring cash flow and provide cash flow projections to meet the organization's needs
Assist with Treasury functions and managing banking relationships
Perform quality control analyses on source program and financial data as necessary
Lead annual financial and single audits
Prepare for and lead fiscal site visits conducted by Funders; collaborate with other CHH/AFC staff and partner agencies to develop and implement internal and external program monitoring, evaluation, and quality assurance activities
Ensure sub-contractor fiscal site visits occur to monitor compliance with fiscal and administrative contractual requirements as needed
Support CHH/AFC’s Racial Equity Action Plan goals and facilitate organization-wide engagement to create, develop, and carry out the agency’s strategic plan
Communicate and advocate with CHH’s public funders as needed
Facilitate CHH’s Board Finance Committee meetings as the lead staff
Support the Executive Director of CHH with the CHH board of directors
Foster coordination across organization teams as well as other CHH and AFC departments
Establish and implement policies that promote collaboration, racial justice and advance the organizational vision
Lead, mentor, and manage assigned staff, including hiring, training, and performance development
Support recruitment and selection processes, establish work schedules and job assignments, and conduct regular performance evaluations
Recommend salary adjustments, disciplinary actions and other personnel decisions in alignment with organizational policies and procedures
Provide supervision and adequate resources to staff, volunteers, and/or interns
Lead and coach staff to encourage professional and personal growth
In collaboration with the CFO, set clear expectations and provide strategic guidance and consultation to ensure alignment across the team
Facilitate regular team meetings, foster open communication and ensure active participation in the performance review process
Assist with agency-wide activities as directed, including Annual CHH Meetings, AIDS Run & Walk, World of Chocolate, and others
Update job knowledge by participating in educational opportunities; reading professional publications; maintaining personal networks; participating in professional organizations
Protect organization's value and manage risk by keeping information confidential
Perform other duties as assigned
Qualification
Required
Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, Business or related field
6 or more years of accounting experience
3 or more years supervising finance staff
Expertise in financial analysis, modeling, accounting and forecasting
Demonstrated proficiency with accounting software
Preferred
CPA or Master's Degree in Accounting or Finance
8 or more years of accounting experience
Not-for-profit accounting experience
Experience with Blackbaud Financial Edge fund accounting software, budgeting tools, online payment systems, and other technologies that enhance efficiency and streamline financial tasks is strongly preferred
Benefits
Medical
Dental
Vision
401(k) with employer match
Generous paid time off
Professional development opportunities
Company
AIDS Foundation of Chicago
The AIDS Foundation of Chicago (AFC) is the Midwest’s largest private source of philanthropic support for HIV/AIDS.
Funding
Current Stage
Growth StageRecent News
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2025-05-04
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