VP/Director of Finance

We are looking for an experienced finance leader to guide strategic planning, budgeting, and fiscal stewardship for a mission-driven nonprofit in Honolulu, Hawaii. This role partners closely with executive leadership, department heads, and board finance stakeholders to strengthen financial visibility, support sustainable growth, and ensure responsible management of organizational resources. The ideal candidate brings strong nonprofit accounting knowledge, sound judgment, and the ability to translate complex financial information into clear recommendations for decision-makers. Due to onsite requirements, preference will be given to Hawaii residents. Interested applicants are encouraged to apply by calling Melissa at 808.452.0254Responsibilities:• Partner with senior leadership to shape financial strategy, inform organizational priorities, and support high-level operational decision-making.• Direct the preparation of the annual operating budget and longer-range financial projections, while working with department leaders to build realistic plans for programs, events, and travel spending.• Oversee monthly financial reporting by tracking actual results against budget, monitoring spending patterns, and communicating performance insights to internal stakeholders.• Act as the primary finance contact for the board treasurer and finance committee by organizing meetings, preparing materials, and supporting effective fiduciary review.• Collaborate with fundraising and development teams to maintain accurate grant reporting, monitor contributed revenue, and uphold donor and compliance requirements.• Lead the annual audit process and coordinate with external accountants, auditors, banks, and other financial partners to maintain accurate records and reliable reporting.• Manage required tax and nonprofit compliance activities, including support for Form 990 preparation, state registrations, public financial disclosures, and related annual filings.• Oversee day-to-day accounting operations across payables, receivables, payroll entries, reconciliations, cash positioning, and fund transfers to preserve strong liquidity management.• Establish, document, and refine financial procedures and internal controls, and drive improvements to payment, reimbursement, and financial systems that strengthen efficiency and accountability.