Chief Financial Officer

is responsible for providing strategic leadership and oversight of all financial functions at the College to ensure its fiscal integrity supports and advances the institution's academic mission and strategic objectives. This role oversees key financial operations-including budgeting, cash management, financial reporting, and financial systems-and is charged with developing and enforcing related policies and procedures. The CFO directly supervises, and delegates as appropriate, all functions related to financial reporting and compliance, including grant and workforce accounting, accounts payable and receivable, purchasing, and travel. In addition, the CFO works collaboratively with other members of the LDCC executive cabinet to support mission-critical initiatives while maintaining the institution's financial stability and accountability. Must collaborate with members of the LCTC Board financial team and actively participate in systemwide meetings to ensure compliance and alignment with Banner protocols. QUALIFICATIONS Minimum qualifications include a master's degree in business or related field, or a CPA certificate, and five years of progressively responsible experience in a senior-level position. Experience with Ellucian Banner and higher education preferred. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Budget Management & Financial Strategy Prepare and submit the College's operating and capital outlay budgets to LCTC (Louisiana Community and Technical Colleges). Develop, implement, and monitor institutional budgets in conjunction with Executive Leadership and the College's Deans, Directors, and Department Heads. Provide insights and recommendations to the executive team related to financial planning and performance. Oversee the College's treasury operations to ensure adequate cash flow and maximize investments. Financial Reporting & Compliance Oversee the preparation and timely submission of accurate financial reports, including the Annual Financial Report (AFR). Develop and implement procedures related to changes in GASB reporting requirements and State or Federal guidelines impacting Higher Education. Consult with internal, legislative, federal, and independent auditors when necessary and serve as the primary coordinator for the College's financial audits. Ensure compliance with all financial regulations and standards by monitoring internal control systems and updating procedures as needed. Professional Development Maintains current professional and technical knowledge through workshops, conferences, and meetings. Other Performs additional duties as assigned by the Chancellor.