Nonprofit CFO: Strategic Finance Leader for Grants

Berkshirejobs; Springfield (MA); Hybrid; USD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Tapestry Health in Springfield, MA seeks a Chief Financial Officer to lead the finance team, manage grants, and partner with program leaders. The role reports to the CEO and supports board-level decision-making with clear financial information.

The CFO will oversee budgeting, reporting, and cash management for an organization with diverse funding sources, ensuring compliance and strong internal controls while guiding strategic financial planning.

Qualifications

• Seven+ years of accounting and finance experience, including leadership of a nonprofit finance function.
• Bachelor’s degree in accounting or related field; CPA or MBA preferred.
• Experience with grants management, restricted funding, and reporting.
• Experience overseeing cash flow, budgeting, and financial reporting.
• Ability to explain financial information to leadership and the board.

Responsibilities

• Oversee accounting, ledgers, reconciliations, and financial reporting per GAAP.
• Lead annual and long-term budgeting and forecasting with leadership.
• Explain results, cash needs, risks, and trends to the board and audit committee.
• Oversee program and grant accounting, reporting to funders.
• Develop cash flow projections, manage grants timing and reimbursements.
• Maintain internal controls over revenue and expenditures.
• Lead audit preparation and address findings.
• Prepare timely financial reports for senior leadership and the board.
• Partner with program managers to support operations financially.
• Monitor invested assets per policy.

Skills

Nonprofit finance

Grant funding experience

Financial leadership

GAAP and financial reporting

Education

Bachelor's degree in accounting or related field

CPA or MBA preferred

Job description

Tapestry Health in Springfield, MA seeks a Chief Financial Officer to lead the finance team, manage grants, and partner with program leaders. The role reports to the CEO and supports board-level decision-making with clear financial information.

The CFO will oversee budgeting, reporting, and cash management for an organization with diverse funding sources, ensuring compliance and strong internal controls while guiding strategic financial planning.