Non Profit Organization CFO Job Descriptions
A CFO (chief financial officer) of a non-profit organization oversees all financial operations. These professionals ensure efficient and quality non-profit services while operating within a budget.
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Education
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Most employers require a master's degree in accounting, finance or related discipline. Employers may allow a bachelor's degree if a candidate has extensive financial experience within the non-profit industry.
Skills
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Skills include an intimate knowledge of local and federal financial regulations affiliated with non-profit organizations.
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Responsibilities
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Reporting directly to the board of directors and working closely with other top executives, these individuals oversee, direct and maintain all budgets, accounting policies and staff to ensure successful operations within financial guidelines.
Signifcance
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These professionals often accept lower average salaries than other businesses to help non-profit organizations successfully operate under tight budgets.
Average Salary
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In December 2009, Indeed.com lists an average national salary of $106,000 per year for this occupation.
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