Chief Financial Officer

Reporting to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is an important member of the senior leadership team and will act as an advisor to the CEO and the Board of Directors by providing business and financial expertise that has an impact and influence over business objectives and opportunities.  The CFO plays a hands-on leadership role across finance, and administrative functions, ensuring strong financial management and controls, including leading the budgeting and reporting processes, representing the company on financial matters to external stakeholders and managing the company's investment portfolio.  The CFO leads the finance department, which includes all finance personnel, accounting and payroll staff.  

ACCOUNTABILITIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Preparation of monthly and quarterly financial statements and reporting to the audit committee.
Coordination of the annual review of the financial statements and act as the primary liaison with the accounting firm
Oversee development of and implementation of corporate policies on financial, budgetary, internal controls and procurement matters, and monitor compliance.
Maintain close oversight of day-to-day accounting operations, ensuring accuracy and completeness of financial records
Oversee key processes including reconciliations, general ledger integrity, and transaction-level review
Step into detailed financial work when required to maintain continuity and accuracy
Oversee all accounting functions, including general ledger, financial reporting, and compliance
Manage accounts receivable and payable processes to ensure effective cash flow management
Ensure payroll processes are accurate, compliant, and efficiently administered.