Oversees the financial operations of the Museum to include planning, budgeting, accounting, and financial reporting
Ensures compliance with local, state, and federal laws, grant requirements, and Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
Prepare annual operating and capital budgets and mid-year budget revisions
Direct preparation, review, and analysis of monthly financial reports
Manage the Finance Office to ensure that the Museum’s accounting and financial functions are performed effectively
Oversee revenue, accounts receivable and cash receipts, and accounts payable and cash disbursements
Review reconciliations, journal entries, payroll, and other internal reports
Establish and maintain accounting control over restricted and endowment funds
Manage preparation for annual audit and other audit activities
Manage preparation of tax returns and related reports to ensure compliance with governmental reporting requirements
Contribute to policy making for and management of the Museum

BA/BS in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, or comparable field
A minimum of 5-years increasingly responsible experience in all aspects of accounting and financial reporting, including experience with non-profit organizations
CPA required or 5 additional years accounting experience
A minimum of 5-years relevant accounting/finance and high-level management experience
Supervisory experience required
Expertise in Microsoft Office
Excellent written and oral communication, and analytical and organizational skills

Vice President of Finance

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