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Conservation Northwest seeks a Director of Finance & Operations to lead our nonprofit finances and operations. Reporting to the Executive Director, you will own financial strategy, monthly close, and board reporting, while guiding policies and procedures.
You will supervise a Staff Accountant, an Operations Associate, and an IT Manager, and partner with the Board on financial strategy. You will oversee annual audits, grants management, internal controls, payroll, benefits, and IT security.
The Role. The Director of Finance & Operations is Conservation Northwest's senior finance and operations leader and a member of the leadership team. Reporting to the Executive Director, you will own the integrity of our finances and operations. Using your experience in management, you will set the direction for policies and procedures related to finance and operations. You will lead a team of a Staff Accountant (to be hired), an Operations Associate, and IT Manager. You will work directly with the Board in reporting financial results and to convey the fundamental financial strategy of the organization.
Conservation Northwest is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applicants of every background, identity, and lived experience.
For over 30 years, Conservation Northwest has worked to protect and connect wildlands across Washington and British Columbia while restoring iconic wildlife such as wolverines, wolves, fishers, lynx, mountain caribou, and grizzly bears.
Through tenacious yet pragmatic advocacy, on-the-ground science, and diverse collaborations, we’ve become Washington state’s premier wildlife and wildlands conservation organization.
We believe effective conservation requires both protecting what remains and restoring what’s been lost, while centering the voices of Tribes, rural communities, and those who steward and care for these landscapes.
The organization has accomplished this in part due to its strong and consistent financial position. The organization has run surpluses and has substantial assets for an organization of its scale. It has received totally clean audits. It also has consistently updated its financial and donor systems.
We protect, connect and restore wildlands and wildlife from the Washington Coast to the British Columbia Rockies.
Adaptability, boldness, collaboration, empathy, equity, integrity, pragmatic idealism, rationality, tenacity
The pay range for this role is:
95,000 - 110,000 USD per year (Head Office)