How we work:

We operate year-round, with flexible schedules that typically include evenings, weekends, and holidays, based on the role and business needs. Our employees work at home, at the Winspear Centre, and when required, in the community. Our teams work collaboratively to meet team goals and work in a high trust environment where employees are motivated and manage their time to achieve deliverables.

Who you are:

• A finance guru who loves music
• Enjoy working on a team and bringing out the best in yourself and others
• Driven to succeed

If you are unafraid to jump in, try new things, and are aligned with our purpose – to fulfill the human need to make and share music - we have the perfect role for you!

What we can offer you:

• Upon probation completion, we offer a comprehensive health benefits package and matching RRSP contributions of up to 3%
• Flexible working hours in this full-time role
• An organization that provides support, learning, and training opportunities
• Immersion in a culture that wants to share our love of music with the community

Job Summary:

Reporting to the Chief Financial and Operating Officer, the Director of Finance is responsible to ensure financial integrity and viability of the organization and to ensure organizational assets are maintained and protected.

What you will do:

• Prepare annual operating and capital budgets and forecasts, and monitor financial health and performance
• Provide accurate annual, quarterly, monthly and ‘ad hoc’ financial information and reports in accordance with accepted accounting standards
• Conduct financial analysis of internal activities to assist management by providing insight into decision making
• Coordinate meetings with management to review financial performance against budget or forecasts
• Monitor and report on investment performance
• Complete reports for government agencies, and funders
• Oversee employee compensation and benefits
• Oversee vendor management and relationships, including facility vendors
• Engage with auditors and ensure all information is prepared and available
• Participate and lead committees including with Board members, and team members
• Supervise and inspire staff to meet their job expectations and professional development

Qualifications

• Undergraduate Degree specializing in Finance
• CPA designation is required
• Minimum 5 years’ experience in senior financial management preferably in a nonprofit organization
• Knowledge of best practices for financial processes and policies; familiar with not-for-profit accounting guidelines
• Understanding of employee-related legislation and best practices
• Exceptional organizational and time management skills
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills,
• A clear criminal record check

Competencies:

• Detail-oriented
• Analytical
• Problem solver
• Strategic
• Entrepreneurial spirit
• Inspirational
• Collaborative
• Team Builder
• Adaptable
• Open to new ideas