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The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is responsible for all financial matters of Northern Nevada HOPES. The CFO will report to and work closely with the Chief Executive Officer and the Chief Operations Officer. In addition, s/he will partner with the senior leadership and the board of directors to develop and implement strategies across the organization. The CFO will oversee all compliance and recognition for government (federal and state) contracts and private grants. The CFO will oversee the Finance department for HOPES. S/he will also oversee the financial components of human resources such as 401k management, payroll and insurance coverage for employees. S/he will also oversee the Billing Department. S/he must be able to adapt to a continually evolving environment and thrive in an autonomous and deadline-oriented workplace while managing finance staff. As quality and risk management are every employee's responsibility, the Chief Financial Officer is required to uphold all standards and policies, and participate in quality improvement and risk identification/mitigation processes and meetings within scope. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS Finance Oversee cash, investment, and asset Oversee cash flow planning and ensure availability of funds as Oversee financing strategies and activities, as well as banking Develop and utilize forward-looking, predictive models and activity-based financial analyses to provide insight into the organization's operations and business Oversee the Billing Department ensuring compliance, Provide oversight of patient collections, ensuring compliance and Planning, Policy, and Investor Relations Coordinate the development and monitoring of Develop financial business plans and Participate in corporate policy development as a member of the senior management Engage the finance committee of the board of directors to develop short-, medium-, and long- term financial plans and Represent the company to financial partners, including financial institutions, investors, foundation executives, auditors, public officials, Remain up to date on nonprofit audit best practices and state and federal law regarding nonprofit operations. Accounting and Administration Oversee the accounting department to ensure proper maintenance of all accounting systems and function; supervise finance Ensure maintenance of appropriate internal controls and financial Ensure timeliness, accuracy, and usefulness of financial and management reporting for federal and state funders, foundations, and Northern Nevada HOPES board of directors; oversee the preparation and communication of monthly and annual financial statements. Coordinate audits and proper filing of tax Ensure legal and regulatory compliance regarding all financial Human Resources (Finance) Collaborates with HR staff and CEO regarding all financial aspects of Human Resources including 401k administration, insurance coverage and payroll Requirements Master's degree in Business Administration, Accounting, or Finance required. Certified Public Accountant designation preferred. At least five years' experience as CFO or equivalent required, preferably in a nonprofit organization. Experience in a senior financial-management role, partnering with executive staff, resulting in the development and implementation of creative financial management strategies. Significant experience in or knowledge of nonprofit accounting, including sophisticated fund and grant accounting, compliance, and reporting. Deep knowledge and understanding of the Office of Management and Budget Circular A133 audit. Experience working with information technology staff to manage finance and accounting software packages. Excellent written and oral communication skills. Demonstrated leadership ability, team management, and interpersonal skills. Excellent analytical and abstract reasoning skills, plus excellent organization skills. Good working knowledge of accounting and administrative procedures, with the ability to manage the day-to-day operations of an administrative department. Proficient in the use of Microsoft Word, Excel, accounting software, online banking, and third-party payroll #J-18808-Ljbffr

A leading human performance company is seeking a Vice President of Finance to shape the financial strategy while scaling operations from $100M to over $250M. This role encompasses leading FP&A and overseeing accounting, ensuring robust financial models and supports the transition to an omnichannel brand. The ideal candidate will have over 15 years of experience in finance, particularly in high-growth environments, and possess exceptional financial modeling and communication skills. This is a hybrid position in Park City, Utah. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Our client is a U.S. based premium specialty protein manufacturer bringing together respected brands with a strong reputation for quality. With large scale production across multiple states, the business serves a blue‑chip customer base across retail, specialty, and foodservice. We are partnering with the CEO to identify a hands‑on CFO who will serve as a true operating leader. Reporting directly to the CEO, the successful candidate is someone who thrives at the intersection of roll up your sleeves, execution, and accountability. You will own the full financial function while helping build the infrastructure needed to support the next stage of the company's evolution. Why This Role Matters This is a rare opportunity for a hands‑on, operating Chief Financial Officer to step into a business at an inflection point and help shape its next chapter. You will play a central role in shaping how a scaled, manufacturing business drives margin, yield, and profitable growth. What You'll Lead Own full P&L responsibility, cash flow, and financial strategy for a multi‑site manufacturing business Serve as the CEO's primary financial partner, providing clear, data‑driven guidance Lead budgeting, forecasting, long‑range planning, and scenario modeling Drive operational finance disciplines including product costing, yield, margin, and pricing accuracy Partner closely with Operations, Supply Chain, and Sales to improve profitability and execution Oversee monthly, quarterly, and annual close with hands‑on involvement Strengthen internal controls, reporting, and financial processes Manage banking relationships, liquidity, audits, and PE reporting Lead, develop, and mentor a capable finance and accounting team What You Bring 10-20+ years of progressive finance and accounting experience Background in manufacturing, food, protein, and multi‑site operations Deep understanding of cost accounting, inventory, yield, and margin analysis Experience in hands‑on finance leadership roles, including Controller, VP Finance, or CFO Ability to move seamlessly between strategic thinking and detailed execution Strong business judgment, operational curiosity, and collaborative leadership style Work Model and Benefits This role offers hybrid flexibility with the expectation of strong on‑site presence in the northeast and regular travel between multiple sites. This is an engaged leadership role for someone who wants to be close to the operation and make a visible impact. Competitive executive level compensation with a comprehensive benefits package. #J-18808-Ljbffr

About Park City Community Foundation Park City Community Foundation connects donors, nonprofits, and community leaders to create lasting impact for Park City and Summit County-today and for generations to come. We are a growing, mission‑driven organization tackling our community's most pressing challenges. The Role The Vice President of Finance is a senior leadership role and key thought partner to the CEO, staff, and Board. This is a hands‑on position responsible for the Community Foundation's financial health, fund management, operations support, and risk management-ensuring strong systems, clear insights, and confidence in decision‑making. You will lead a small and mighty team (Finance Director and Office Coordinator), interact with an extraordinary Investment and Finance Committee, and oversee finance, investments support, fund administration, fiscal sponsorships, technology, and human resources. Location: Park City, UT Schedule: Full‑time (occasional evenings/weekends) Reports to: CEO Compensation: $115K‑130K + excellent benefits What You'll Do Serve as the Community Foundation's key financial partner to the CEO, Investment and Finance Committee, and Board; provide clear financial analysis, forecasts, and scenario planning to support strategy and growth; ensure strong internal controls, GAAP‑compliant reporting, and financial sustainability. Oversee day‑to‑day accounting, policies, and procedures, ensuring accuracy, accountability, and transparency; lead the annual audit and Form 990 process; manage risk to ensure clean audits and regulatory compliance; stay current with all legal and tax regulations affecting community foundations. Oversee all fund types (endowed, non‑endowed, donor‑advised, and program funds); support complex gifts and fiscal sponsorships in partnership with the Development Team and legal counsel; serve as a trusted resource to donors and fundholders. Support the Board's Investment & Finance Committee; oversee relationships with investment managers and custodians; monitor cash flow and align investment strategy with mission and values. Partner with the Office Coordinator on systems, technology, and process improvements; lead HR strategy with the CEO including compensation, benefits, and professional development; lead accreditation and best‑practice compliance efforts. What We're Looking For 5+ years of progressive finance/accounting leadership, including staff management. Nonprofit accounting experience required; community foundation or fund accounting experience strongly preferred. Bachelor's degree in Accounting or Finance; CPA preferred. Strong communicator able to translate complex financial topics for a range of audiences. Strategic, collaborative, and comfortable working with boards, donors, and senior leaders. Equally comfortable working on high‑level organizational strategy while working on day‑to‑day tactical operations that keep a high‑performing organization moving forward. A learning orientation with eagerness to dive deeply into systems, community foundation finance policies, and legal considerations. High integrity, sound judgment, and commitment to equity, community, and mission. Why Join Us Play a central leadership role in a respected community institution. Help shape the financial future of Park City Community Foundation. Work with engaged donors, a committed board, and a collaborative team. Park City Community Foundation is an equal opportunity employer and encourages people with a range of experiences to apply. Thank you for applying to the VP of Finance position at Park City Community Foundation. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Are you a Dynamic & Transformational Executive who has 10+ years' Financial Leadership experience leading high performing teams? Do you have a passion for “Customer Service” which impacts the community we live & work in? Are you Tech Savvy with financial systems & a Change Management Leader who is both Strategic & Tactical? Do you thrive within a fast-paced environment managing competing priorities? If so, consider joining an Organization that highly values Culture & Innovation! In this Hybrid, Direct Hire, Vice President of Finance & Controller position, you will be responsible for strategic financial planning & reporting, financial systems, oversees fund accounting while managing federal & state nonprofit compliance & regulations. As a valued member of the senior leadership team, you will partner with the CFO, executive leadership & cross-functional leaders to align financial strategy with organizational goals. Additionally, the Vice President of Finance/Controller will supervise the accounting & finance team to drive company growth through leadership, collaboration and coaching to exceed company and team goals. Why this Company? Join a company with 40+ years of success in their industry Fosters a People-Centric Culture & welcome employee ideas Be part of a Nonprofit with direct impact to the local community Why this Position? Strategic & Tactical Leadership Highly visible member of the senior leadership team Serve as a strategic advisor to create & implement best practices for key initiatives Medical, Dental & Vision | Generous Vacation/Sick Days & Paid Holidays | Retirement Plan with company match + EAP Location: Hybrid in Phoenix, AZ | Onsite 3 days - 2 days Remote after training Salary: $145,000 - $166,000 Background Profile: Bachelor's Degree - Required CPA - a Plus 10+ years of progressively responsible experience in Financial Leadership including developing, leading & coaching high-performing teams Demonstrated experience within a nonprofit and/or foundation environment managing complex financial operations & accounting including fund accounting, donor funds, grants & investment allocations Strong knowledge of nonprofit accounting/FASB standards, fund accounting principles & GAAP You excel as a ”Change Leader” with the ability to “think outside of the box”, be flexible, pivot when needed with competing priorities while managing core functions as well as experience enhancing Financial Systems You describe yourself as an “Outgoing Communicator, People Leader & Negotiator” who has a passion to build “community” and develop strong team relationships Your People Leadership success includes developing high-performing teams through teaching, training, mentoring, performance management & succession planning to build a culture of engagement & continuous improvement You describe yourself as Tech Savvy with strong proficiency using & enhancing financial systems like Sage Intacct, Salesforce (integrations experience is a Plus) Advanced MS Office Suite proficiency including Excel You thrive in a Fast-Paced environment with a demonstrated ability to work under pressure managing multiple priorities simultaneously Proven experience creating & presenting compelling visual presentations of financial data to executives & board members as well as ability to translate data to non-financial stakeholders Must be a Permanent Resident | U.S. Citizen or Green Card holder to be considered

Macdonald & Company are proudly partnered with a privately held Real Estate investor and developer, who develop Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Affordable Housing and Market-Rate Multifamily projects, as they seek to appoint a Chief Operating Officer or Head of Operations. The Role The COO will serve as a senior strategic partner to the executive team, overseeing the day-to-day management of the company while helping drive growth across investments, development initiatives, and operating platforms. This role is designed for a real estate leader with strong experience in investment management, development execution, and cross-functional leadership, capable of bridging strategy with hands-on operational excellence. Responsibilities: Develop and execute strategies to achieve the Company's financial and operational goals. Plan and direct all aspects of the Company's daily operational policies, objectives, and initiatives. Optimize the Company's operating capability and profitability. Manage and evaluate third-party Property Management teams. Negotiate property management agreements and other core legal agreements. Establish policies and procedures that promote Company culture and core values. Review staffing plans with various departments and approve hiring initiatives. Evaluate Company and operational performance by analyzing data and translating it into actionable reporting, presenting reports to executives and investors

🎯 Director of Asset Management - Commercial Real Estate Credit The Opportunity: Lead Credit Performance & Workout Strategy A leading private equity real estate firm is seeking a decisive, credit-first leader to join its high-performance, entrepreneurial team in Phoenix as the Director of Asset Management. This is a critical, hands-on leadership role overseeing the performance of the firm's commercial real estate credit platform, specifically managing a portfolio of transitional and bridge loans. You will be the central figure responsible for identifying early risk indicators, driving proactive borrower engagement, and executing complex workout and REO resolution strategies. If you thrive where speed, expert judgment, and precision are paramount-and you are fluent in complex loan structures and risk management-this is your chance to drive meaningful outcomes for investors. Key Responsibilities & Impact: Portfolio Management & Risk: Manage and monitor a portfolio of commercial bridge and structured loans, identifying early risk indicators and implementing timely corrective actions. Workout Execution: Direct high-stakes workout strategies for underperforming or defaulted assets, including restructures, deed-in-lieu, foreclosure, and active REO management. Cross-Functional Leadership: Partner with legal, servicing, accounting, and investment teams to streamline decision-making, coordinate external counsel, receivers, and maximize recovery. Reporting & Analytics: Drive real-time visibility and reporting accuracy through robust KPI tracking, cash flow analysis, and performance dashboards. Origination Feedback: Provide actionable feedback loops to credit and underwriting teams to strengthen new loan origination discipline. What Defines Success (Performance Profile): Experience: 8+ years in commercial real estate asset management on the credit side (lender, debt fund, or special servicer experience is ideal). Expertise: Proven experience handling loan restructures, defaults, and REO processes. Strong understanding of bridge lending and CRE loan documentation. Mindset: A credit-first thinker and a calm problem-solver who thrives in "messy" workout situations. Technical Skill: Advanced Excel and portfolio analysis skills (Power BI and Argus experience preferred). Education: Bachelor's degree in Finance, Real Estate, or related field (MBA or CFA a plus). Compensation & Culture: Compensation: Competitive base salary and performance-based bonus structure. Premium Benefits: Enjoy an Unlimited Vacation Policy, Medical insurance, and a 401(k) plan with a company match. Culture: Join a collaborative, ego-free, and professional environment where leadership is accessible daily. The team is committed to continuous improvement, integrity, and operational excellence. We are seeking candidates who desire to work on-site in Phoenix, AZ, and contribute actively to a high-performance, entrepreneurial culture.

ITS Logistics is a premier Third-Party Logistics company (3PL) that provides personalized supply chain solutions with an asset-based dedicated fleet, warehousing and distribution services, and nationwide multi-modal freight brokerage. Founded in 1999, ITS Logistics operates daily throughout the U.S. and proudly offers unparalleled service backed by its strong family values and work ethic. ITS Logistics exists to improve the quality of life by delivering excellence in everything we do. To learn more about ITS Logistics, visit ********************** THE CULTURE Our associates enjoy a strong sense of teamwork, community, career growth, and work/life balance. We actively seek team members who will add value to the business and strength to our culture. Treating others with respect and compassion is at the core of the ITS philosophy. We provide a safe and positive working environment for our employees and offer opportunities to grow, both personally and professionally. This belief also extends to our community, where we work to provide economic stability through quality employment opportunities and give back whenever we can. POSITION SUMMARY ITS has an immediate opening for a Vice President of Parcel in our Sparks, NV location. This position reports to the President of Distribution & Fulfillment Services and is responsible for the continued development, strategy and ongoing execution of ITS' small parcel revenue channel. This position is responsible for building a team to support carrier sourcing, developing and maintaining long term management of carrier relationships, developing parcel solutions to leverage existing customers' volumes, supporting new business opportunities, and identifying and implementing best-in-class technology. This individual will work closely with the operations leadership team, IT, account management, sales, and carriers to ensure customer expectations are met. PRINCIPLE ACCOUNTABILITIES - Develop, implement, and execute a strategic vision for the Parcel division that parallels or exceeds ITS' other service offerings. - Lead all areas of parcel execution - to include sales goals in collaboration with cross-functional teams, innovation, labor, technology, and strategic decisions. - Accountable for Parcel P&L. - Lead the organization in parcel carrier diversification and optimization - to include alternative, national, and niche carrier management, zone skipping strategy, and spend allocation. - Drive strategic technology advancement across the division in all aspects - to include customer facing technologies, back-office automation, and carrier monitoring. - Develop sales growth plans by adding new sales opportunities while developing incremental sales growth through existing customers in ITS' other service lines. - Develop and maintain customer relationships and provide recommendations on parcel solutions for our customers: product tracking, rerouting, costing and usage alternatives to increase business share. - Continually improve small parcel carrier partnerships. - Partner with internal stakeholders to facilitate vendor performance monitoring, continuous improvement, and driving innovative outcomes. - Lead sourcing activities via RFPs to identify and qualify new or reduced-cost supply sources as required by category strategies. - Establish, manage, and measure to a set of Key Performance Indicators (KPI's). POSITION REQUIREMENTS The ideal candidate will possess a demonstrated record of accomplishment in being part of building a successful small parcel service line with a focus on customer service and growth, best-in-class claims management, superior technology and carrier relationships. Additional requirements include: - Bachelor's Degree in Logistics, Business or a related degree preferred, but not required. - 7+ years of experience within strategic procurement, supply chain management with a focus on small parcel. - Excellent leadership and strong interpersonal skills. A proven coach and motivator, with a strong customer service orientation for both the internal and external customer. - Experience in negotiating multi-million-dollar agreements and contracts. - A make-it-happen person, who is flexible, adaptable and possesses a high sense of urgency. - Gets the job done right and on time, despite obstacles. - Excellent analytical, problem solving, and communication skills (oral and written). - Excellent organizational and leadership skills. - Ability to work with a high degree of autonomy. The compensation for this position is highly competitive and includes a comprehensive benefit plan with a matching 401k.

Managing Director (Informatica Cloud Data Governance) About Paradigm - Intelligence Amplified Paradigm is a strategic consulting firm that turns vision into tangible results. For over 30 years, we've helped Fortune 500 and high-growth organizations accelerate business outcomes across data, cloud, and AI. From strategy through execution, we empower clients to make smarter decisions, move faster, and maximize return on their technology investments. What sets us apart isn't just what we do, it's how we do it. Driven by a clear mission and values rooted in integrity, excellence, and collaboration, we deliver work that creates lasting impact. At Paradigm, your ideas are heard, your growth is prioritized, your contributions make a difference. Summary: We are seeking a Managing Director to lead and enhance Informatica Cloud Data Governance capabilities across a Financial Services organization The Managing Director should be able to design, fix, and scale an enterprise data governance operating model, remediate and structure Informatica Cloud Data Governance & Catalog (CDGC), stand up and grow an operational steward network, as well as prove governance value through measurable KPIs and ROI use cases in complex environments, including Financial Services organizations Candidates must have 5+ years of experience with taking the lead and running a Data Governance program as a Director or Program Leader The ideal candidate will have a strong background in Cloud Data Governance solutions, preferably with specific expertise in Informatica CDGC Experience in Data/Information Management Consulting, Banking, or Financial Services is preferred This position is Remote, with occasional travel Responsibilities: The Managing Director will lead data governance operationalization programs, end-to-end, with a strong focus on Informatica CDGC remediation and scale, operating model design, as well as measurable value realization This role is ideal for a senior leader who has personally taken complex governance programs from “stuck” to “running at scale” in large enterprises, and who is comfortable working deep in the details (catalog structure, subdomains, KPIs, steward network) while engaging credibly with executives You will be accountable for shaping and delivering multi-bundle roadmaps (Foundation & Operational Readiness, Operational Governance at Scale, Governance as a Platform), including, timelines, team structure, stakeholder engagement, and success measures Strategic Leadership & Program Ownership Own the strategy and delivery of multi-phase data governance programs (6-36 months), from assessment through self-sufficient operating model, for clients with complex domain landscapes Translate high-level governance ambitions into pragmatic bundles and roadmaps (e.g., Foundation & Operational Readiness, Governance at Scale, Governance as a Platform) with clear success criteria and milestones Advise C-level and senior stakeholders on tradeoffs between accelerated and realistic timelines (e.g., “3x factor” environments), resourcing models, and scope management for governance transformations Lead business development for governance-focused engagements: shape problem statements, structure proposals, estimate bundles, and present credible delivery plans that align to client culture and pace Client Engagement & Delivery Excellence Lead large-scale governance operationalization programs, typically spanning 9-10 major domains and dozens of subdomains, across multiple workstreams (people, process, CDGC, KPIs, culture) Design and implement data governance operating models that can expand from tens to 75-100+ active stewards, including role design, RACI, escalation paths, and integration with product/data lifecycle Direct comprehensive assessments of current-state governance (people, process, technology) and synthesize findings into a prioritized remediation roadmap for catalog, operating model, and culture Oversee design and rollout of data certification processes that move organizations from “no trustworthy data” to hundreds of certified assets with visible quality scores Establish and manage governance KPIs and ROI cases (e.g., reduction in time to find data, cost avoidance, risk mitigation, efficiency gains), ensuring governance value is transparent, quantified, and communicated Cloud Data Governance & Catalog (CDGC), Remediation, Structure, and Adoption Lead Informatica CDGC remediation: reorganize cluttered catalogs into clean, intuitive taxonomies aligned to business domains and subdomains as well as rationalize custom workarounds Define and implement domain/subdomain structures, term hierarchies, and usage patterns which can make 2,500-10,000+ terms observable, searchable, and usable for non-technical users Design and activate CDGC policies, workflows, and controls for stewardship, approvals, as well as certification, ensuring alignment with broader governance policies and standards Drive enterprise-wide adoption of CDGC, including user segmentation, training programs, coaching for business stewards, and ongoing support to increase logins as well as active usage across domains Steward Network, Culture, and Change Build and operationalize a “core network” of 25-35 stewards for foundation phases, expanding to 75-100+ stewards at scale across all major domains Develop role profiles, onboarding plans, training curricula, and playbooks for operational stewards, including expectations for issue management, certification, and engagement with CDGC Partner with governance leadership and communications teams to shift perception of governance from optional/overhead to essential business enabler, using success stories and ROI artifacts Practice Development & Team Leadership Shape Paradigm's market positioning for data governance and CDGC enablement, including reusable bundle structures, POVs, and accelerators based on programs involving complex environments, including Financial Services organizations Mentor managers and senior consultants, building delivery capability in assessments, operating model design, CDGC implementation, stewardship training, and KPI definition Lead internal knowledge development around governance value metrics, certification patterns, and catalog design standards that can be applied across clients Required Qualifications: 12+ years of Data/Information Management Consulting experience, with at least 5-7+ years leading Data Governance programs as a Director or Program Leader Demonstrated experience with turning underperforming governance programs (e.g., low adoption, cluttered catalog, limited domains covered) into structured, scalable capabilities showing clear KPIs and ROI Deep, hands-on expertise with Enterprise Data Governance frameworks and operating models, including domain structures, stewardship networks, escalation models, and integration with delivery lifecycle Proven success leading Informatica Cloud Data Governance & Catalog (CDGC), or similar catalog /governance platform implementations at scale (2,500-10,000+ terms), including remediation, taxonomy design, and adoption strategies Track record designing and running multi-wave domain expansion roadmaps (e.g., 3-4 high-priority domains, 3-4 mid-tier domains, remaining domains) with steward growth from dozens to 75-100+ Experience with defining and tracking governance KPIs and ROI use cases, such as time-to-find-data reduction, data quality improvements, risk reduction, and efficiency gains Strong consulting fundamentals: structured problem solving, clear synthesis, compelling storytelling, and executive presence with senior stakeholders in large, complex organizations Demonstrated ability to operate in “slow” or complex cultures (e.g., “3x factor” environments) while maintaining momentum, managing expectations, and sequencing quick wins versus structural fixes Exceptional communication skills, including simplifying technical governance topics for business audiences as well as facilitating alignment across strategy, technical, and operational teams Bachelor's Degree in a relevant field (e.g., Information Systems, Computer Science, Business, Data Management) Preferred Qualifications: Experience with leading governance programs in large, federated enterprises with many domains and subdomains, ideally in Banking, Financial Services, Manufacturing, Automotive, or comparable complex ecosystems Hands-on leadership of Informatica CDGC implementations (or equivalent), including configuration, workflow design, integration with data platforms, and stewardship onboarding Strong familiarity with Data Management frameworks (e.g., DAMA DMBOK, DCAM, CDMC) and the ability to apply them pragmatically to operational governance programs Experience with quantifying and communicating governance value through structured ROI case studies and KPI dashboards for senior stakeholders and boards Background in Data Quality, Metadata Management, and Data Catalog tools, with exposure to cloud data platforms and analytics environments where governed data is consumed Why Join Paradigm At Paradigm, integrity drives innovation. You'll collaborate with curious, dedicated teammates, solving complex problems and unlocking immense data value for leading organizations. If you seek a place where your voice is heard, growth is supported, and your work creates lasting business value, you belong at Paradigm. Learn more at ******************** Policy Disclosure: Paradigm maintains a strict drug-free workplace policy. All offers of employment are contingent upon successfully passing a standard 5-panel drug screen. Please note that a positive test result for any prohibited substance, including marijuana, will result in disqualification from employment, regardless of state laws permitting its use. This policy applies consistently across all positions and locations.

Detail of Responsibilities Reporting to the CEO and management team, the Chief Operating Officer will oversee a construction operations team. The COO will provide leadership, management, and vision to ensure that the company delivers exceptional operational outcomes to meet agreed upon growth objectives. Specific Responsibilities & Key Deliverables: Oversee Corporate P&L Drive quality and profitability to meet or exceed company objectives Create clarity of roles and full accountability for performance of the business in terms of top line growth and efficiency (earnings) that are sufficiently predictive to enable near real-time intervention into problem areas Assess organizational structure and recommend changes for optimization and efficiency Develop appropriate KPI's to measure and predict performance top line growth, efficiency, etc. Lead operations by example, encouraging company's culture and directing any changes as agreed to in conjunction with CEO. Investigate, approve and implement broadened scope of operations and revenue streams with CEO approval. Potential areas of development include service, millwright and expansion of existing trades. Work with CFO to assist the Senior Managers to develop, and then meet the annual earned revenue plan. Review and approve all estimates. Conduct project review meetings daily, weekly or monthly as necessary to evaluate health of projects in accordance with schedule and estimates and remedy emerging problems. Support leadership team members (project management, estimating, purchasing, sales, finance, special projects, service, design and others) for the greater good of the firm's overall success. Act as final resolution to any unsolved problems or intercompany disagreements. Conducts monthly project reviews, in conjunction with the financial team, of all projects, for any variance in individual project objectives (customer satisfaction, schedule, cost, customer satisfaction, staffing issues) and the Project Manager updates forecasts accordingly. Partner with senior leadership team to evaluate current strategies of organization to ensure continued growth and success Continually drive innovation within operations Champion the recruiting, selecting, orientating, training, coaching and disciplining of the operations team as needed Champion company BIM coordination, Lean and Prefabrication initiatives Champion the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of organizational management protocols, practices, and tools Oversee Direct Reports: Oversee labor pool through labor managers. Oversee the delivery of all planning work. Oversee monthly reporting on all changes from previous forecasted objectives. Oversee any subcontract procurement and management through the Project Managers. Oversee the delivery of commissioning services through the appropriate channels. In conjunction with financial managers, oversee the cash management of projects to ensure positive working capital. Oversee project safety plans through the project managers, labor managers and Safety Manager. Oversee proactive tool management through shop manager or labor managers. Oversee warranty accounts when necessary. Final approval of all labor and shop issues. FUNCTIONAL skills/experience needed: Field services leadership experience (distributed team) Operations team leadership Proven experience in process strategy and implementation Organizational assessment and strategy KPI development and management Experience working in highly complex organizations Recruitment, selection and on-boarding/training INDUSTRY Experience: Construction Services Commercial and Industrial new construction Non-Residential (commercial) construction Industrial Plant and Equipment Relocations Specific specialty contracting: Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, Millwright & Rigging STAGE of Company Experience Emerging/growth phase of company development & rapid revenue growth, $50-$150M+ MANAGEMENT & Leadership Experience Experience reporting to CEO/President in past Experience leading construction professionals Successful history meeting and exceeding KPI's and key metrics for organizations Passion for and prior history of creating high performing teams “Player-coach” approach to management/leadership Defined by others as smart, capable, hands-on, energetic, and someone who possess a strong entrepreneurial spirit Building scalable management processes without suffocating innovation/speed GENERAL Finally, this individual should have as many as possible of the traits required to succeed in this leadership position: High levels of intelligence, analytical strength and conceptual ability. The ability, and willingness, to set and communicate high standards for professional staff and to hold people accountable for their performance; at the same time, sensitivity to, and insight into individuals' capabilities and development needs, and the combination of firmness and likability that all good leaders possess. Decisiveness when necessary, coupled with a willingness to seek input and build consensus as much as possible. Excellent writing and speaking skills; this individual must be able to communicate complex ideas and information clearly and concisely. Outstanding planning and organization skills. Good strategic instincts and long-term vision; the ability to address both big-picture issues and detailed, day-to-day management concerns. A sense of ownership, not just of his or her own work, or that of their department, but a sense of ownership for the company as a whole. Demonstrated success as a people leader, including the ability to set and gain buy-in for strategic direction and vision, attract, hire, retain, and develop high performing teams, and establish an engaging culture of accountability, quality, and customer focus. Demonstrate professional behavior and actions consistent with the companies values

The Director, Medical Management is responsible for the strategic leadership, development, and operational oversight of utilization management (UM), clinical review, claims collaboration, and medical management functions across multiple delegated managed care health plan contracts and states. This role ensures alignment between Utilization Management, Case Management, and Claims Operations to drive improved patient experience, provider experience, clinical quality, operational efficiency, and turnaround times. The Director collaborates with senior leadership, health plans, vendors, and internal clinical teams to ensure regulatory compliance, optimize medical cost performance, and enhance the integration of technology, data analytics, and clinical operations. What You Will Do: Collaborates with senior leadership to establish Medical Management strategic goals, objectives, and performance targets aligned with organizational goals and financial outcomes. Leads development, implementation, and continuous improvement of Utilization Management programs, workflows, criteria application, and regulatory compliance across all markets. Ensures alignment and integration between UM, Case Management, Claims, Quality, and Clinical Operations to improve outcomes and member experience. Oversees prospective, concurrent, and retrospective utilization review processes, ensuring adherence to CMS, State, NCQA, MCG/InterQual, and internal regulatory standards. Ensures UM reviewers, physicians, and case management partners apply nationally recognized clinical criteria consistently and appropriately. Monitors UM productivity, turnaround time (TAT), decision accuracy, and quality benchmarks. Partners with Claims leadership to identify and resolve UM-Claims processing gaps, reduce provider abrasion, and accelerate claims payment accuracy and timeliness. Works with Claims to review denial reasons, coding patterns, and authorization-to-claim mismatches to reduce rework and appeals. Implements cross-functional workflows to improve provider communication, prior authorization clarity, and first-pass claims accuracy. Serves as a clinical resource and operational partner to Case Management and Population Health teams to support transitions of care, discharge planning, and complex case reviews. Collaborates with network providers, hospitals, and health plan partners to improve care coordination, reduce unnecessary admissions, and optimize care pathways. Ensures consistent application of clinical and operational guidelines across the care continuum. Leads oversight and auditing of delegated vendors and subdelegates to ensure compliance, workflow accuracy, and performance impact on key indicators. Oversees delegated medical management contract requirements and health plan partnership expectations. Leads preparation for CMS, State, and health plan audits and serves as the primary point for survey readiness and corrective action planning. Uses advanced data analytics to monitor utilization trends, medical cost drivers, high-variance providers, and performance by service category. Collaborates with reporting teams and system developers to design dashboards and reporting tools that improve transparency, performance tracking, and decision-making. Ensures all required internal and health plan reports are timely, accurate, compliant, and actionable. Provides education to internal teams, providers, and external partners on guidelines, clinical criteria, workflows, and compliance requirements. Builds strong relationships across departments to strengthen collaboration and operational efficiency. Represents the Medical Management department to health plans, providers, and community partners. You Will Be Successful If: Expert-level knowledge of Utilization Management processes, nationally recognized criteria (MCG, InterQual), CMS and State regulations, and medical management best practices. Strong understanding of clinical workflows, care transitions, and evidence-based guidelines. Ability to interpret clinical documentation, evaluate medical necessity, and guide clinical decision-making. Strong knowledge of Claims processing, adjudication workflows, authorization-to-claim matching, and denial/reconsideration processes. Ability to partner with Claims to improve first-pass accuracy, reduce rework, and streamline provider payment processes. Advanced experience with analytics, reporting tools, and interpretation of complex data sets. Ability to collaborate with developers, reporting engineers, and business intelligence teams to create dashboards and operational monitoring tools. Ability to learn and manage internal and third-party medical management systems. Ability to work independently under minimal direction while providing strong leadership to large teams. Strong vendor management and auditing skills. Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including ability to engage executive leaders, clinicians, and health plan partners. Strong ability to build cross-functional relationships at all organizational levels. What You Will Bring: Bachelor's degree in nursing, required. Master's degree, preferred. Unrestricted nursing license in NV, AZ, CA, or OR and ability to obtain licensure in all states as needed. 5+ years of clinical nursing experience, including a minimum of three years in a managed care/HMO organization, required. 2+ years managerial experience over a managed care, medical management system required. Experience with State and external accreditation, managed care audits and reviews required. Experience in utilization management program set up, policy and procedure development for efficient programs, understanding of nationally recognized standards and guidelines (CMS, NCQA, MCG, etc.). Experience managing vendors. Experience with concurrent review and CMS guidelines for inpatient, skilled nursing facility, and acute inpatient rehab admissions and continued stays. Experience with policy and procedure writing. Experience applying medical management treatment guidelines and nationally recognized criteria, such as InterQual / McKesson, MCG, or other practical management guidelines required. Experience leading health plan audits and conducting sub-delegation audits. Experience with ODAG reporting, monitoring turn around time, staff productivity, and adherence to guidelines. Experience with State and external accreditation, managed care audits and reviews required. About Impresiv Health: Impresiv Health is a healthcare consulting partner specializing in clinical & operations management, enterprise project management, professional services, and software consulting services. We help our clients increase operational efficiency by delivering innovative solutions to solve their most complex business challenges. Our approach is and has always been simple. First, think and act like the customers who need us, and most importantly, deliver what larger organizations cannot do - provide tangible results that add immediate value, at a rate that cannot be beaten. Your success matters, and we know it. That's Impresiv!

Chief Operating Officer / Practice Operations Leader (Title flexible: COO, VP of Operations, Practice Director, Integrator) Physician-Owned Medical Practice 📍 Phoenix, AZ (On-site, Full-Time) The Opportunity A well-established, physician-owned primary care practice in Phoenix is hiring a hands-on operations leader to run the business side of a growing medical practice. This single-location practice has been operating successfully for over 20 years, generates $6M+ in annual revenue, and employs 30+ staff with a multi-physician care team. The practice is stable, respected, and growing intentionally-not through rapid expansion, but through operational excellence. This role exists to partner with the Owner-Physician and take full ownership of daily operations, people leadership, and execution, allowing clinical leadership to focus on patient care and strategy. This is not a corporate healthcare role. This is not a desk-only administrator position. This is a present, decisive, execution-oriented leadership role. What You'll Be Responsible For Practice Operations Lead day-to-day clinic operations across front office, back office, and clinical support teams Ensure smooth patient flow, staffing coverage, and operational readiness Anticipate recurring operational needs without constant direction People Leadership & Accountability Serve as the primary operational leader for staff Handle employee issues, performance management, onboarding, and offboarding Coach and develop supervisors and team leads Act as the first escalation point for operational and people-related issues Workflow, Data & Improvement Use Excel and basic reporting to track performance and identify improvement opportunities Improve operational workflows and clinic efficiency without sacrificing care quality Partner with leadership to support revenue cycle accountability and documentation quality Strategic Execution Execute priority initiatives tied to growth and efficiency Support onboarding of additional providers as the practice grows Assist with operational planning for new service lines (e.g., behavioral health) What Success Looks Like (First 12 Months) Owner-Physician is largely removed from daily operational distractions Clear accountability rhythms and expectations are established Improved workflow efficiency and staff engagement Data and reporting are used consistently to guide decisions Operations run smoothly, predictably, and professionally Required Experience & Skills Must-Haves Healthcare operations leadership experience at a Primary Care private practice Hands-on management experience - not just oversight Strong communication and people-leadership skills Proficiency in Excel and basic analytics Ability to work on-site and lead from the floor Reliable attendance and schedule flexibility Nice-to-Haves Experience in physician-owned or entrepreneurial healthcare environments Familiarity with revenue cycle fundamentals Background in family medicine, internal medicine, or multispecialty clinics Experience reporting directly to an owner or founder Work Environment & Schedule On-site, full-time role (Phoenix area) Clinic-based schedule (generally Monday-Friday) Occasional early or extended days based on operational needs Compensation & Benefits Base Salary: $110,000 - $150,000 (depending on experience) 4 weeks PTO + holidays 401(k) with employer match Employer-paid health insurance (medical) Vision, dental, and other benefits available Who This Role Is (and Isn't) For This role is for you if you: Like owning outcomes, not just tasks Are comfortable making decisions and holding people accountable Prefer a fast-moving, people-centric environment Want real responsibility without corporate bureaucracy This role is not for you if you: Need constant direction or rigid structure Prefer remote or hybrid work Avoid difficult conversations Come from large systems and struggle in lean environments

Job Title: VP of Facilities, Construction & Procurement Employment Type: Full-Time We are seeking an experienced Director of Facilities, Construction & Procurement to lead construction and capital projects, oversee facilities operations, and manage procurement and vendor relationships across a multi-site portfolio. This role is responsible for ensuring projects are delivered on time, within budget, and in compliance with operational, safety, and regulatory requirements, while supporting long-term organizational growth and efficiency. Key Responsibilities Construction & Capital Projects Plan, coordinate, and manage construction, renovation, and capital improvement projects from concept through completion. Develop project scopes, schedules, budgets, and risk mitigation plans. Manage consultants, architects, engineers, contractors, and vendors. Monitor project progress, quality, safety, and compliance with applicable codes, standards, and contracts. Review and approve drawings, change orders, payment applications, and project close-out documentation. Obtain internal operational approvals for initial project drawings and subsequent changes that may impact operational flow. Conduct weekly meetings with Finance to review variations to projected costs. Provide weekly project status updates to Executive Leadership. Identify and report timeline or cost issues and recommend viable solutions. Coordinate with the legal team and/or local representatives on zoning matters for new and existing properties. Procurement & Contract Management Lead procurement activities related to construction, facilities, and maintenance services. Partner with project management teams to ensure all impacted departments are involved in vendor development and selection. Prepare and issue RFPs, RFQs, and bid documents in accordance with organizational policies. Evaluate bids, negotiate pricing and contract terms, and recommend vendor selections. Administer contracts, track vendor performance, and ensure compliance with contractual obligations. Manage supplier relationships and identify cost-saving and value-engineering opportunities. Maintain a centralized inventory of all organizational assets, including location and condition. Develop systems for deployment, tracking, and retrieval of assets. Facilities Operations & Maintenance Oversee daily facilities operations, including building systems, utilities, and infrastructure. Develop and manage preventive and corrective maintenance programs. Coordinate internal maintenance staff and external service providers. Ensure facilities comply with health, safety, environmental, and regulatory requirements. Respond to facility-related issues, emergencies, and service requests in a timely manner. Monitor and report on monthly inspections for each site to ensure facilities and grounds are well-maintained and free of visible wear, decay, or damage. Ensure all equipment is in proper working condition and that backup supplies are available for frequently used items. Oversee ongoing maintenance and upkeep schedules for each facility. Manage a core group of vendors to address facility-related issues within abbreviated timelines. Work directly with property owners of leased facilities. Qualifications Education: Bachelor's degree preferred; equivalent experience may be considered in lieu of a degree. Experience: 10+ years of progressive experience in facilities management and procurement, including leadership responsibilities. Valid Arizona Driver's License. Clean 39-month motor vehicle record.

Chief Operating Officer (COO) Vacation Rental Management | Park City, Utah We're seeking a Chief Operating Officer (COO) to help lead and scale a high-performing vacation rental management company based in Park City, with locations in Park City, Breckenridge, and Kiawah Island, South Carolina. This role is for a hands-on operator who thrives on accountability, loves building systems, and takes full ownership of profitability, operational excellence, and growth. You'll partner directly with ownership to translate vision into execution-driving net profit, expanding margins, growing our property portfolio, and maintaining exceptional homeowner/guest satisfaction. This is an in-office position. This is not a remote position. Local candidates only, please. What You'll Own (Not Just “Support”) This is an outcomes-driven role with clear scorecard accountability: Net profit growth and sustained margin expansion Net property growth (new owner acquisition minus attrition) 95%+ homeowner retention, year over year Operational efficiency across guest services, housekeeping, maintenance, and inspections EOS traction across the leadership team and company scorecards Core Responsibilities Own company-wide P&L performance, budgeting, and margin improvement Lead and optimize daily operations across all departments Design and enforce scalable systems, SOPs, and accountability structures Drive property growth in alignment with operational capacity and quality standards Maintain best-in-class homeowner experience and retention metrics Leverage technology, automation, and data to improve speed, accuracy, and decision-making Build, coach, and hold leaders accountable for results-not effort What We're Looking For Proven COO, VP of Operations, or senior operations leader experience Demonstrated success in owning net profit and margin expansion Experience scaling a multi-unit, service-based business (hospitality, vacation rentals, property management, or similar) Strong EOS experience-you've lived it, not just read the book High technical aptitude (PMS, dashboards, automation, AI tools, data reporting) Decisive, disciplined leader who sets expectations and follows through Comfortable in both strategy and the weeds What This Role Is (and Isn't) This role is: A seat with real authority and accountability A chance to materially impact growth and profitability A long-term leadership role with upside This role is not: A caretaker position A theoretical strategy role A place to “advise” without owning results Why Join Us Established portfolio with strong brand and growth runway Direct partnership with ownership Culture of accountability, transparency, and continuous improvement Opportunity for meaningful compensation growth tied to performance If you're a builder, an operator, and a leader who wants to own real outcomes-we want to talk. 📩 Apply via LinkedIn with a resume and a brief note on why this role fits your operating style.

Help Build the Future of Legal Services Confidential COO/CFO Opportunity | Full-Time | Onsite in Provo, Utah | Equity Eligible Be the Right Hand to a Visionary CEO This is more than a job-it's a movement . We're looking for a bold and strategic COO/CFO to partner with a trailblazing founder and CEO on a mission to revolutionize transactional law through a pioneering practice management model. This company aims to be synonymous with transactional law in America. By 2036, it will operate full-service legal, funding, and fiduciary business units in all 50 states. This is your opportunity to be a founding force behind a brand built to last for generations. The Company This legal services company isn't just transforming operations-it's transforming time itself. Attorneys are liberated to focus on what they do best: client service. Behind the scenes, a world-class operational engine powers drafting, proofreading, research, systems, and scale. Our Mantra: “Delegate what you can so you can prioritize what you can't.” “Transforming time into success.” Backed by a proprietary practice management platform and unwavering values, this company is leading the way in quality, client experience, efficiency, and long-term firm profitability. Your Role: COO/CFO This is your chance to build the company beneath the vision . As the CEO's closest partner, you'll scale operations, drive financial discipline, and lead innovation across every market we enter. You will: Translate vision into operating systems that scale across states and service lines. Build M&A infrastructure, lead due diligence, and onboard partner firms. Design workflows and systems that improve delivery and profitability. Systematize client launches and ensure operational excellence at scale. Track and optimize performance across business units. Drive innovation across service delivery, funding, and fiduciary verticals. Who We're Looking For You aren't just here for a season-you're here for legacy. You thrive in fast-paced environments, love complex challenges, and know how to build structure from scratch . You balance vision with discipline. You lead by multiplying others. You Are: Entrepreneurial and intrapreneurial Purpose-fueled and impact-obsessed A systems thinker and scale architect A natural leader who attracts excellence A builder with grit, resilience, and resolve You Bring: 5-10+ years of experience in operations, finance, or executive leadership Experience scaling systems or companies across geographies or segments Proven ability to lead multi-disciplinary teams and cross-functional initiatives Compensation & Commitment Location: Provo, Utah (onsite daily; travel for expansion expected) Pay: We're offering a competitive of around the $200K mark as we thoughtfully balance experience, ambition, and the growth trajectory of our firm. This role is designed to scale in both scope and reward alongside the company's bold ambitions. Equity: Participation considered within first 12 months Pace: Intense, fast-growing, and deeply rewarding Our Operating Philosophy Why: People deserve better legal services. How: We innovate systems so attorneys can focus on what they do best. What: We're the gold standard in practice management-designed for long-term, generational success. Our Values (Credo Highlights) Operate with excellence and humility Prioritize long-term impact over short-term comfort Stay solution-oriented and future-facing Make decisions based on mission, not ego (See “Our Credo” document for full values system)

Job DescriptionDirector of Finance & Administration - $110,000 - $150,000 per year The Director of Finance & Administration will oversee the daily operations of the Human Resources (HR), Accounting, and Administrative departments, ensuring all functions align with company objectives. Reporting to the executive team, this role will manage the HR Manager, Controller, Office Manager, and their respective teams. The Director will play a critical role in managing compliance, financial operations, and optimizing office workflows. This position requires a highly organized and detail-oriented leader who thrives in a fast-paced, multi-company environment. Responsibilities Supervise the HR Manager, HR Generalist, HR Coordinator, and Talent Recruiter, ensuring effective execution of recruitment, onboarding, training, and employee relations. Oversee benefits administration, performance evaluations, and compliance with federal, state, and local employment laws, including OSHA and ROC licensing requirements. Partner with leadership to develop HR strategies for talent acquisition, retention, and succession planning. Analyze compensation trends and design competitive base and incentive pay programs to attract and retain top talent. Ensure consistent policy implementation and compliance with employment regulations and best practices. Direct the accounting team, including the Controller, Project Accountant, AP/AR staff, and Contract Administrator, to maintain accurate and timely financial reporting. Ensure compliance with Arizona tax rules, GAAP, and construction-specific financial practices, including lien waivers, job costing, and CCIP/OCIP requirements. Approve vendor payments after verifying overbilling, subcontract documentation, and lien waivers. Oversee the preparation of monthly financial statements, budgets, and forecasts across multiple entities. Manage accounts payable/receivable, payroll, and cash flow to ensure financial stability. Supervise the Office Manager and Receptionist to ensure efficient office operations, including supply management, vendor coordination, and front-desk activities. Monitor and manage office expenses within budget while seeking cost-saving opportunities. Oversee maintenance and repairs for office equipment and facilities, ensuring a safe, clean, and functional environment. Collaborate with the Employee Engagement Committee to plan and execute events that foster a positive workplace culture. Act as a liaison between HR, accounting, and other departments to streamline communication and processes. Provide financial and operational analysis to support leadership in strategic planning. Identify and implement process improvements to increase efficiency and support company growth. Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Human Resources, Accounting, or related field (Master's preferred). 5-7+ years of experience managing HR, accounting, and administrative functions, ideally in the construction industry. Strong knowledge of GAAP, Arizona tax regulations, lien waivers, and construction-specific compliance (e.g., CCIP/OCIP, certified payroll). Experience with accounting software (e.g., QuickBooks, Sage) and HRIS systems. Excellent organizational, leadership, and communication skills. Knowledge with the following is preferred but required: Inter-company Wip Percentage of completion Bonds Waivers/compliance OSHA logs Prelims and liens Sales taxes SHRM certified a plus WHAT WE OFFER: Industry leading pay and annual discretionary incentive plan Generous benefits - including one health insurance plan at $0 cost to the employee only 401k with 6% company match Vacation / PTO starting at 3 weeks per year Paid holidays - beginning immediately Fun, family-oriented culture Excellent growth and advancement opportunities Opportunities to give back to the community We are an ESOP employer!

We have an immediate opening for an experienced Controller with construction supply/ manufacturing accounting experience. In this leadership role, you will directly report to the Corporate Ownership Group and be responsible for all accounting activities. This is an excellent opportunity to work with a growing Construction Supplier with locations across Utah in Riverdale, Payson and St. George where the corporate office is located. Minimum Requirements: • Strong leadership skills and capabilities. • Strong oral and written communication skills. • 4-year accounting degree at an accredited university. • 4-6 years of construction accounting experience preferred. • Understanding of revenue recognition principles for contractors. • This is a “hands-on” role, so applicants must be willing to not only manage the department but also reconcile accounts, review AP, AR, and Payroll, manage tax payments, and insurance. • Familiarity with financial and ratio analysis. • Advanced skills with the MS-Office Suite. • ERP System experience required. • Paradigm and ABIS knowledge is preferred. • This is an opportunity to join a team of highly motivated individuals who are willing to do what it takes at all times to get the job done, regardless of job description or title. Qualifications Duties and Responsibilities: • Manage the month-end close, including preparation of journal entries and balance sheet reconciliations. • Manage all cash-related functions, including banking, payroll, accounts payable, and receivables/billings. • Bank reconciliation for all locations and future expansions. • Prepare sales tax returns. • Coordinating External Audits, IRS, or State Income Tax. • Constantly strive to refine internal business processes and make them more efficient. • Support the executive management team in variance analysis, data collection, and analysis and management of key areas of the budget. • Establish and maintain systems and internal controls that verify the integrity of all systems, processes, and data to ensure accuracy and reliability. • Inventory Control for P&Ls - Monthly, Quarterly, and Yearly P&Ls associated with current CPA. • Generate financial reports in accordance with GAAP. • Coordinate required filings, including local, state, and federal taxes as well as required sales tax filings. • Participate in a wide range of special projects and compile various reports. • IT reviews and direction. • Provide required reporting for banks, surety, and outside accountants. • Maintain relationships with banking and surety professionals. • Other duties as assigned. We offer: • Company Paid Health Insurance, Dental, and Vision • FSA, Dependent Care FSA • Employee Paid Short- and Long-Term Disability • Employee Paid Life Insurance • 4% Match on Safe Harbor 401k • Continuing Education Compensation is considered according to experience. Salary will be competitive for the right candidate. Physical Setting: Office in a Manufacturing Facility. Travel: Some travel is required for training and visiting other locations.

Valley Christian Schools is seeking a skilled and accomplished Financial Controller to lead all accounting operations with excellence, integrity, and precision. You will oversee financial strategy, strengthen internal controls, and turn data into insight that drives our mission of creating culture changers for Christ. The Financial Controller - or, Controller - serves as the most senior leader for the accounting operations of VCS, directing and controlling all financial activities of the School. The Controller is responsible for the entire accounting cycle, including AP/AR, monthly reporting, monthly close, bank reconciliations, etc. The Controller coordinates the workflow of the business office to ensure efficiency and the completion of business office tasks, ensuring that generally accepted accounting practices (GAAP) are adhered to. The Controller develops and implements internal controls and creates all financial reports used for compliance, forecasting and cash flow. The Controller also supervises business office employees and ensures outstanding customer service is provided to parents, students, employees, school leadership, and the community. Role and Responsibilities: Oversees general ledger and accounting functions and systems, ensuring compliance with appropriate GAAP standards and regulatory requirements, while maintaining accurate financial accounts. Prepares, analyzes, and submits monthly, quarterly, and annual financial reports to CEO, COO, Board of Directors, and others, as needed. This includes the balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement, department reports, etc. Manages the month-end closing process and ensures all balance sheet accounts are reconciled monthly in a timely manner. Regularly monitors actual spending vs. budgetary allotments, reporting on and analyzing both positive and negative variances to HOS and COO. Devises and implements internal controls to reduce the risk of errors, omissions and fraud. Manages organizational debt and participates in loan renegotiations. Oversees student tuition accounts, including verifying account data for billing accuracy, etc. Performs monthly bank reconciliations to the general ledger of all cash accounts. Researches any discrepancies and prepares necessary journal entries to correct the accounts. Reconciles the School's fixed asset records (quarterly, annually, or as-needed), and prepares any year end entries. Works with the HOS to produce the annual budget; works with all departments to inform the annual budgets and forecasts. Conducts year-end closing process, including the annual external audit and 990 preparations, ensuring full compliance with all reporting requirements. Manages the School's banking relationships, and initiates needed strategies for improvement. Performs internal audits as directed by the HOS or COO. Produces ad hoc reports required by management for decision-making. Leads the day-to-day activities of the business office to ensure an orderly workflow and effective use of time, money and staff resources. With the assistance of HR, oversees the payroll process at VCS. Consistently reports on and maintains adherence to the School's financial KPIs, developing a strategy for any initiatives not being met. Ensures the School's Capital Expenditures plan is regularly updated, including semi-annual contributions from other VCS leaders, and the plan is implemented and funded effectively. Leads Long-Term Financial Sustainability efforts as part of the School's strategic plan. Attends staff, departmental, management, and other meetings, as required. Serve on Valley Christian Schools' Deans and Directors Leadership Team. Adhere to Valley Christian policies, procedures/processes and codes. Performs other related duties, as assigned. Supervisory Responsibilities: Conducts interviews and participates in the hiring of business office staff Train, supervise, counsels, schedules, and evaluates performance of assigned staff Oversees the overall work of assigned staff Requirements Qualifications and Skills: Demonstrates a personal relationship with Jesus Christ that is a consistent testimony to others Agree to uphold Valley Christian's Mission & Beliefs which can be found at ********************************************** Faithfully attend and financially support a local church whose beliefs are in agreement with our school's Mission & Beliefs. Must have and maintain a valid level one IVP fingerprint card Must have excellent interpersonal and customer service skills Ability to communicate effectively, both written and verbally Ability to multi-task with organization Ability to exercise initiative and sound judgement and to react with discretion under varying conditions Education and Experience: Bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, or a related field. 5+ years of experience in Finance/Accounting/Operations, with P&L experience Expertise in Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite or related software, with emphasis on Excel/spreadsheets. Preferred Skills and Knowledge: Prior experience in the oversight and management of an accounting office. Certified Public Accountant (CPA). Master's degree in finance, accounting, business administration (MBA), or a related field. Experience in accounting and payroll software. Physical Requirements: Use a computer (visual and keyboarding) for long periods of time Able to remain in a stationary position (sitting or standing) 50% of the time Occasionally lift up to 25 pounds At times requires stooping, bending, turning, pushing, pulling, reaching and climbing stairs (2-story) Use of hands, fingers, arms to reach, grip and maneuver objects Must be able to respond quickly to sounds (fire/security alarms) Work in noisy and crowded school environment Able to work a flexible schedule including weekends and evenings when needed Frequent walking throughout the campus Must be able to travel in state between campuses, to vendors, and to related events Background Check Statement VCS conducts pre-employment screening for all positions which includes a criminal background check, verification of work history, academic credentials, licenses, and certifications. About Valley Christian Schools Valley Christian Schools offers students in Kindergarten through 12th Grade, big school opportunities in a small school environment. Established in 1982, VCS provides 1100+ students a distinctly Christian education with excellent academics, championship athletics, award-winning fine arts and a supporting community that encourages spiritual growth and the success of our students in and out of the classroom across our two East Valley campuses. VCS has been consistently recognized as one of the top Christian high schools in the nation and one of the best K-12 Christian schools in the state, in large part due to our outstanding and committed faculty and staff. Through annual surveys, our team members have named VCS as a Top Workplace in Arizona in 2023 and 2024. PLEASE NOTE: Subject to the Constitution of the United States and all applicable state and federal laws, Valley Christian Schools does not discriminate against applicants or students on the basis of race, color, and national or ethnic origin in its admissions or in the administration of its education policies, programs, or activities. In addition, subject to Subject to the Constitution of the United States and all applicable state and federal laws, Valley Christian Schools does not discriminate in its employment practices. Valley Christian Schools is a Christian education institution and, in compliance with Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964, reserves the right to give preference in employment based upon religion. It is our desire to build an employee community of individuals who are currently living out their Christian faith that agree with our Statement of Faith, beliefs, philosophy, and qualifications. Salary Description $70,000 - $80,000 DOE

In order to be considered for this role, after clicking "Apply Now" above and being redirected, you must fully complete the application process on the follow-up screen. Position: Director, Accounting & Financial Reporting for Affiliates - Full-time/ Exempt Department: Accounting and Finance Reports to: Chief Financial Officer Location: Arizona Cardinals (Tempe, AZ) Format: In-person NOTE: Applicants must be authorized to work for any employer in the U.S. We are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment Visa (including F-1, H1B, OPT, CPT, etc.). Cardinals Organizational Summary: The Arizona Cardinals Football Club is a professional football team within the National Football League (NFL). We compete in the National Football Conference (NFC) West division and call State Farm Stadium, in Glendale, Arizona, our home. As one of the oldest pro football franchises in the U.S., the Club has established itself as a sport and cultural hallmark within Arizona, as well as a trailblazer for diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB) initiatives and firsts around the League. Our vision is to build a leading sports organization that competes for championships, drives business results, creates loyal fans, develops proud employees, and inspires hope in our community. We are relentless in our pursuit of greatness on and off the field, while positively impacting our people, our fans, and our community. If you want to join an organization that values putting the team first, doing what is right, growing with positivity, valuing every voice, while driving performance, we would love for you to join our team. Learn more about the Arizona Cardinals and see what's happening . Job Summary: Reporting directly to the Chief Financial Officer (CFO), this role functions as a hands-on Controller with responsibility for the close process, financial reporting, audits, and internal controls for the Club's Affiliate Companies, primarily Food & Beverage and Event Services. The Director of Accounting & Financial Reporting for Affiliates leads day-to-day accounting operations, ensures GAAP-compliant reporting, drives process improvement, and enhances financial efficiency, accuracy, and compliance. This role partners closely with Affiliate leadership, serves as a key liaison across Club departments and external stakeholders, and supports long-term planning initiatives while fostering a high-performing, collaborative culture. Primary Job Duties: The Director, Accounting & Financial Reporting for Affiliates role will have the daily responsibilities including, without limitation, to the following: Lead and develop the accounting team of two through clear expectations, feedback, and performance management. Oversee daily accounting operations and streamline and/or automate processes to improve efficiency and reduce manual work. Design and implement accounting processes and internal controls for new or evolving Affiliate entities. Ensure timely monthly close including accurate reconciliations in accordance with GAAP, tax filings, and internal and external reporting. Prepare and analyze monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statements in accordance with GAAP. Lead and manage external audits including preparation of supporting schedules and coordination with external auditors to ensure deadlines are met. Partner on a regular basis with Affiliate leadership on annual budgets, financial planning, and operational improvements. Ensure compliance with applicable tax laws and business regulations. Support special projects as needed. Other duties as assigned. Qualifications/Requirements Education: A bachelor's degree in accounting or related field Professional License: CPA Required Experience: At least eight (8) years of progressive accounting and leadership experience, including Controller level responsibility in a small to mid-sized organization. Experience in larger organizations is also valued. Strong GAAP expertise, including technical accounting research. Demonstrated success improving accounting processes and systems. Advanced Excel skills and strong working knowledge of databases. Strong business acumen, analytical capability, and collaborative leadership style. Excellent communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills. Detail-oriented, adaptable, and committed to continuous improvement and excellence. Flexibility to work evenings, weekends, and holidays depending on business needs. Must complete all pre-employment forms and successfully pass a background check. Cardinals Benefits/Perks Summary: The Arizona Cardinals Football Club has developed a comprehensive benefits package that provides economic and inclusive benefits to full-time employees. The Cardinals benefits offer care, protection, and support for employees and their loved ones. The Cardinals organization encourages an environment that is conducive to living a healthy, productive, and flexible lifestyle. Benefits and Perks include, but are not limited to: Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance options; effective the first day of hire 401 (k) retirement option with employer match contribution Paid Time Off Accruals (including sick time accruals) Paid Time Off for most Federal holidays Time off for Maternity, Paternity, Military, and Bereavement MDLIVE: 24/7 medical support Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) & Health Care Saving Account options Discounts on Cardinals gear & paraphernalia Tuition reimbursement & Professional Growth opportunities Daily free lunch Complimentary season tickets Subsidized gym memberships The Arizona Cardinals Football Club is an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, disability, gender identity, marital or veteran status, or any other protected class. #LI-Onsite Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. 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