The CFO/COO provides executive leadership for financial strategy, FP&A, analytics, multi-state operations, HR, IT, facilities, risk management, legal affairs, compliance, and organizational scaling. The role advises the CEO and Board, oversees financial governance and treasury, drives enterprise KPIs and operational improvement, manages cross-functional teams across three states, and provides spiritual leadership aligned with CityTeam Ministries’ Christian mission.
Description
The Chief Financial Officer and Operating Officer (CFO/COO) serves as a primary strategic co-pilot to the Chief Executive Officer and Board of Directors, ensuring financial vitality, operational excellence, organizational scaling, regulatory compliance, and mission alignment for CityTeam Ministries. Operating across 3 states and 30 distinct locations, the CFO/COO provides end-to-end executive leadership spanning financial planning & analysis (FP&A), internal and external financial reporting, enterprise analytics, business operations, human resources, IT infrastructure, donation processing, multi-state risk management, legal oversight, and regional compliance governance.As a core spiritual and executive leader within CityTeam Ministries, the CFO/COO must possess a mature, active personal Christian faith and whole-heartedly align with CityTeam’s Statement of Faith, mission, vision, and core values. Beyond technical and operational expertise, this executive offers spiritual leadership, helps integrate faith into strategic decision-making and organizational culture, and models a deep ministry heart for serving vulnerable populations experiencing homelessness, poverty, and addiction.
The CFO/COO will serve as a core driver of long-term strategic planning, organizational metrics, operational performance, and executive leadership. While day-to-day accounting functions are led by the Controller, this role demands a visionary operational and financial executive who can translate data into strategic action, optimize business operations, act as a chief thought partner to the CEO, and step into broad organizational leadership responsibilities as needed.
Key Responsibilities1. Faith Integration & Spiritual Leadership
- Statement of Faith & Mission Alignment: Model an active, personal Christian faith and champion CityTeam’s Statement of Faith, vision, and core values across all operating entities and regional teams.
- Spiritual Leadership & Culture: Provide spiritual leadership to direct reports and staff; actively participate in and lead organizational devotions, prayer, and ministry gatherings.
- Faith-Driven Strategy: Ensure that organizational growth, resource allocation, and operational practices reflect biblical principles of stewardship, integrity, grace, and compassion for vulnerable populations.
- Strategic Planning & Business Strategy: Partner with the CEO and Executive Team to articulate, model, and execute the organization’s long-term strategic plans and growth initiatives across all operating regions.
- Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A): Lead comprehensive multi-year financial forecasting, scenario planning, capital investment modeling, and resource allocation strategies to support dynamic, multi-site operational decision-making.
- Business Intelligence & Metrics: Establish enterprise-wide key performance indicators (KPIs), operational dashboards, and analytics frameworks to measure program efficiency, unit economics, site performance, and mission impact across all locations.
- CEO & Board Strategic Advisory: Serve as the chief strategic resource to the CEO and Board of Directors, providing actionable data, trade-off analyses, expansion feasibility studies, and operational insights to guide high-level decision-making.
- Cross-Functional Operations Management: Provide strategic leadership across core administrative, operational, program management, and business functions, fostering organizational alignment, operational synergy, and functional excellence across all 3 states.
- Facility Operations, Real Estate & Infrastructure: Provide strategic oversight for the organization’s real estate portfolio, physical infrastructure, vendor partnerships, and capital expenditure projects across all locations, ensuring facilities are optimized, compliant, and aligned with growth plans.
- Administrative Systems & Process Optimization: Drive operational efficiency by modernizing administrative workflows, institutionalizing scalable business processes, and improving inter-departmental collaboration.
- IT Architecture & Data Security: Direct external IT Managed Service Providers (MSPs) and internal technology initiatives to ensure secure, scalable infrastructure, robust data architecture, business continuity, and tech-enabled operational efficiency.
- Executive HR Guidance & Workforce Strategy: Provide strategic direction to the Director of HR on talent management, organizational design, succession planning, workforce modeling, and compensation/total rewards strategies across multi-state operations.
- Labor Compliance & Employee Relations: Oversee compliance strategies related to state and local employment laws across all operating jurisdictions, partnering on high-level personnel matters and organizational health.
- Culture & Mission Alignment: Model executive leadership that reinforces organization-wide values, fosters operational integration, and strengthens a faith-honoring staff culture across all regional teams.
- Financial Oversight & Governance: Provide overarching governance and strategic guidance to the Controller, ensuring financial integrity, audit excellence, and compliance with non-profit GAAP without managing day-to-day transaction processing.
- Treasury & Investment Management: Oversee liquidity, enterprise cash flow strategy, investment portfolio allocation, and executive banking relationships.
- Audit, Tax & Multi-State Compliance: Direct external audit processes and ensure multi-state tax compliance (Form 990, state filings, property tax exemptions) in coordination with the Controller.
- Enterprise Risk Management (ERM): Develop and execute a comprehensive ERM framework covering multi-state operational, legal, facility, data, reputational, and financial risks.
- Insurance Portfolio Management: Oversee annual policy renewals, risk evaluations, and claims management across Property, Casualty, D&O, General Liability, Cyber, and Employment Practices lines.
- Legal & Corporate Governance: Lead engagement with legal counsel, oversee major corporate contract negotiations, review multi-state site leases, and ensure institutional governance standards are maintained across all operating entities.
PLEASE NOTE: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each of the essential duties satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Requirements
Required Education and Experience
- Bachelor’s Degree in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, or related field required.
- 12+ years of progressive financial and operational leadership, with at least 5–7 years in an executive officer capacity (CFO or COO), managing multi-site non-profit or commercial entities.
- 7-year minimum managerial accounting and financial management experience
- Deep knowledge of Finance functions (accounting, budgets, financial planning, etc.)
- FP&A & Strategic Analytics Capabilities: Advanced expertise in corporate finance, financial modeling, business intelligence, forward-looking KPI implementation, data analytics, and driving strategy through operational metrics.
- Broad Operational Management: Demonstrated track record of leading cross-functional operational teams (Finance, Donation Processing, HR, IT, Facilities, Administration, FP&A, Legal/Risk) across geographically dispersed locations.
- Strategic & General Management Mindset: Strong general management acumen with the strategic vision, executive presence, and enterprise perspective required to collaborate with the CEO on top-tier organizational direction and governance.
- Multi-State Regulatory & Compliance Expertise: Deep understanding of multi-state non-profit governance, site licensing, municipal regulations, labor laws, and risk management across multiple jurisdictions.
- Communication & Executive Presence: Exceptional capability to present complex financial, operational, and strategic data to Board members, community stakeholders, and internal executive leadership.
- Spiritual Leadership Capabilities: Willingness and capability to offer spiritual encouragement, lead devotions/prayer, and weave faith-based values into executive decision-making and organizational culture.
- Ministry Heart: Demonstrated passion for ministering to vulnerable populations, including individuals experiencing homelessness, poverty, addiction, or housing insecurity.
- Proficiency with Salesforce or another CRM
- Professional written and spoken communication skills
- Must have demonstrated people management and interpersonal communication skills, be able to handle conflict resolution, and have a keen desire to serve others
- Business acumen and comfort with utilizing metrics
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite, especially Word and Excel Spreadsheets
- Proficiency with Google Suite, especially Google Docs
- Valid CA Driver’s License with a clean record
Preferred Education and Experience
- CPA, CMA, or MBA
- Executive management experience
- Experience presenting to and engaging with small and large groups of people
- Experience in non-profit industry
- Experience in a church or religious organization
- Familiarity with Cityteam, addiction, and homelessness
Physical Demands
- Stand or sit for prolonged amounts of time
- Walk, bend, twist, & kneel
- Walk up and down stairs
- Drive
- Talk and hear
- Finger and hand dexterity to operate computer and office equipment
- Specific vision abilities required by this job include close, distance, and the ability to adjust focus
Work Conditions
- This job typically operates in a professional office environment
- This role will occasionally travel to remote locations and meet in a variety of venues.
- Days and hours of work will be typical business hours with occasional evenings and weekends.
Additional Eligibility Qualifications for CityTeam Ministries
- Must have an intimate, personal relationship with Jesus Christ
- Must be active in a local Christian body of believers or at least pursuing community with other Christ-followers
- Must have compatible theology on major issues of CityTeam's Statement of Faith
- Must be committed to serving God and the body of Christ
Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of all possible duties, activities, or responsibilities. These requirements may change at any time.
CityTeam Ministries San Jose, California, USA Office
San Jose, CA, United States
CityTeam Ministries Oakland, California, USA Office
722 Washington st, Oakland, United States, 94607
CityTeam Ministries San Francisco, California, USA Office
164 Sixth St, San Francisco, United States, 94103
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