Rio Bravo
posted 5 months ago
The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) plays a pivotal role in the financial management and strategic planning of the District. Reporting directly to the Superintendent, the CFO is tasked with overseeing all business functions within the District, ensuring that fiscal planning aligns with the established budget. This includes managing various aspects such as building construction, maintenance and repairs, accounting and reporting, food services, network operations, purchasing and warehousing, vendor payments, and the maintenance of property and equipment records. The CFO is expected to provide leadership and direction to the finance team, ensuring that all financial operations are conducted efficiently and effectively. In addition to managing day-to-day financial operations, the CFO will be responsible for developing long-term financial strategies that support the District's goals and objectives. This includes analyzing financial data, preparing comprehensive reports, and presenting findings to the Superintendent and other stakeholders. The CFO will also play a key role in budget preparation and monitoring, ensuring that resources are allocated appropriately and that financial practices comply with relevant regulations and standards. The position requires a strong understanding of accounting principles and practices, particularly in the context of California school accounting. The CFO will need to stay informed about changes in financial regulations and best practices, ensuring that the District remains compliant and financially sound. The role also involves collaboration with various departments to ensure that financial policies and procedures are understood and followed throughout the organization.