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Park City Community Foundation · 1 day ago

Vice President of Finance

Park City, UT

Contract

Onsite

Lead/Staff, Director/Executive

$115K/yr - $130K/yr

5+ years exp

Park City Community Foundation connects donors, nonprofits, and community leaders to create lasting impact for Park City and Summit County—today and for generations to come. The Vice President of Finance is a senior leadership role responsible for the Community Foundation’s financial health, fund management, operations support, and risk management.

Non Profit

Responsibilities

Serve as the Community Foundation’s key financial partner to the CEO, Investment and Finance Committee, and Board – Provide clear financial analysis, forecasts, and scenario planning to support strategy and growth – Ensure strong internal controls, GAAP-compliant reporting, and financial sustainability

Oversee day-to-day accounting, policies, and procedures ensuring accuracy, accountability, and transparency – Lead the annual audit and Form 990 process – Manage risk to ensure clean audits and regulatory compliance – Stay current with all legal and tax regulations affecting community foundations

Oversee all fund types (endowed, non-endowed, donor-advised, and program funds) – Support complex gifts and fiscal sponsorships in partnership with the Development Team and legal counsel – Serve as a trusted resource to donors and fundholders

Support the Board’s Investment & Finance Committee – Oversee relationships with investment managers and custodians – Monitor cash flow and align investment strategy with mission and values

Partner with the Office Coordinator on systems, technology, and process improvements – Lead HR strategy with the CEO including compensation, benefits, and professional development – Lead accreditation and best-practice compliance efforts

Qualification

Finance LeadershipNonprofit AccountingCPAFinancial AnalysisRisk ManagementCommunicatorStrategic CollaborationHigh Integrity

Required

5+ years of progressive finance/accounting leadership, including staff management

Nonprofit accounting experience required; community foundation or fund accounting experience strongly preferred

Bachelor's degree in Accounting or Finance; CPA preferred

Strong communicator able to translate complex financial topics for a range of audiences

Strategic, collaborative, and comfortable working with boards, donors, and senior leaders

Equally comfortable working on high-level organizational strategy while working on the day-to-day tactical operations that keeps a high performing organization moving forward

A learning orientation with eagerness to dive deeply into the realm of systems, community foundation finance policies and legal considerations

High integrity, sound judgment, and commitment to equity, community, and mission