Chief Financial Officer

• Oversee the budgeting process: The CFO develops the organization’s budget and monitors its performance. They also approve all expenses and make sure that the organization is on track to meet its financial goals.
• Oversee the accounting function: The CFO ensures that the organization’s financial records are accurate and up-to-date. They also prepare financial reports for the board of directors and other stakeholders.
• Advise the CEO on financial matters: The CFO provides the CEO with financial advice and analysis. They help the CEO to make strategic decisions about the organization’s finances.
• Help to make strategic decisions: The CFO is involved in the organization’s strategic planning process. They provide financial analysis and advice to help the CEO make informed decisions about the organization’s future.
• Oversee the risk management function: The CFO identifies and assesses the organization’s financial risks. They develop and implement plans to mitigate these risks.
• Oversee the treasury function: The CFO manages the organization’s cash flow and investments. They also ensure that the organization has access to the capital it needs to operate.

Oversee the compliance function: The CFO ensures that the organization complies with all applicable laws and regulations. They also develop and implement internal controls to mitigate the risk of fraud and other financial irregularities.