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The Solomon Foundation seeks a Chief Lending Officer to lead its commercial lending operations, policies, and staff. Based in Parker, CO, you will oversee underwriting, risk management, and lending strategy aligned with ministry goals and regulatory requirements.
Responsibilities include reviewing complex church/university loans, reporting to executives and the board, and cultivating relationships with church leaders, investors, and higher education partners. Travel up to 50% is required.
The Solomon Foundation is a Church Extension Fund that raises investment dollars from individuals and organizations and lends those funds to churches within the Restoration Movement for refinancing, facility acquisition, and construction projects. The organization serves a broad range of partners, including investors seeking fixed-rate or low-minimum investment options, pastors looking for ministry support, and church planters needing funding to grow their ministries. The team is committed to providing competitive interest returns while creating long-term, mission-driven impact. Guided by core values in both financial stewardship and ministry partnership, The Solomon Foundation focuses on aligning investment opportunities with meaningful, faith-based outcomes.
The Chief Lending Officer is a full-time, on-site role based in Parker, CO, responsible for leading and overseeing all commercial lending operations and strategies. This role manages the commercial loan portfolio to ensure sound underwriting, appropriate risk management, and alignment with organizational mission and regulatory requirements. The Chief Lending Officer develops commercial lending policies, supervises lending staff, and sets performance goals for loan origination, approval, and servicing. Day-to-day responsibilities include reviewing and approving complex church and university lending requests, monitoring portfolio performance, collaborating with executive leadership on capital deployment, and providing reports and recommendations to the executive team and board. The role also involves building and maintaining relationships with church leaders, investors, and universities identifying new lending opportunities, and ensuring that lending practices support sustainable growth and ministry impact.