Director of Finance And Operations

Title: Director of Finance and Operations Reports To: Treasurer and Provincial Collaborates With : ~30 staff, Benefits and Compensation Programs Position Summary The Director of Finance and Operations serves as a key member of the leadership team, responsible for the financial health, operational efficiency, and administrative effectiveness of the province and its ministries, which include parishes, retreat centers, and outreach programs. The Director develops and manages strategic financial planning and decision-making to help achieve long-term ministerial goals and asset optimization. Additionally, responsibilities include managing HR benefits, insurance, IT systems, and vendor contracts, while also supporting database management, software training, and special event logistics. The Director ensures compliance with nonprofit and governmental regulations, provides transparent financial and governance reporting to senior leadership and the Board of Directors, and upholds the mission and values of the organization through careful stewardship of resources and operational excellence. *Practicing Catholic preferred*. Key Responsibilities Financial Management
Develop, manage and supervise all annual community, apostolate, and departmental budgets, both operating and capital.
Lead financial planning, forecasting, and analysis for strategic decision-making.
Prepare and present financial reports to senior leadership and the Board of Directors on a monthly and quarterly basis.
Administer and manage all payroll and employee benefits, reimbursements, and corporate credit card systems.
Ensure accuracy and compliance of all staffing forms for payroll and benefits
Oversee cash flow, accounts payable/receivable, and financial compliance.
Serves as primary liaison with accountants and auditors.
Provide oversight of investments and asset management in alignment with mission and policies.
Maintain financial protocols and procedures between Advancement and Finance; update as needed. Operations & Administration
Manage provincial-level vendor contracts, leases, and service agreements.
Oversee insurance programs, including auto, liability, and employee benefits; ensure risk management practices are in place.
Oversee IT/technology functions, including Sage-Intacct, QuickBooks, SugarSync, database systems, and overall IT infrastructure and security in collaboration with our professional IT partners.
Oversee kiosk systems (Shrine/Chapel) and associated reporting; coordinate with communications on related brochures/signage.
Maintain operational policies and procedures that support efficiency, compliance, and mission delivery.
Partner with senior leadership on strategic planning, policy development, and organizational initiatives. Software
Provide staff training in Sage-Intacct and other software tools.
Provide ongoing software and technical support for staff. Leadership & Collaboration
Indirectly oversee local bursars with accounting and other staff and ministries with Benefits and Compensation.
Advise senior leadership and Board of Directors on finance, operations, and compliance matters.
Support cross-functional collaboration to align finance and operations with ministry goals.
Collaborate with Advancement to produce an Annual Financial Report to Benefactors. Education Requirements · Minimum Bachelor’s Degree in Management/Finance, Master’s preferred and/or CPA or CMA designation. Experience · Minimum of five years of progressive financial management experience, including budgeting, analysis, and reporting, with strong knowledge of budget processes and for-profit and non-profit accounting. · Demonstrated leadership and strategic thinking with strong project management skills. · Ability to align financial strategy with congregational priorities within complex organizations. · Excellent analytical and communication skills, including the ability to present complex financial information to senior leaders in a collaborative, relationship-oriented approach. · Knowledge of Sage-Intacct and Paylocity preferred or demonstrated ability to learn the system. · High level of professionalism, discretion, sound judgment, and attention to detail. Compensation · $90,000-$130,000 per annum · Full health benefits · 401k contributions To apply, please email employement@omvusa.org with a resume and cover letter. No phone calls.