Corporate Deputy Finance Director (10845, Grade 40) at M-NCPPC
Riverdale, MD 20737
About the Job
Join our team as the Corporate Deputy Finance Director in the Corporate Finance Department, under the administrative direction of the Secretary-Treasurer
This role is critical in managing day-to-day operations, staff, and programs including Payroll, ERP systems, Treasury Operations, Debt Management, Administration, and Budget
Key Responsibilities:Oversee payroll, ERP financial/timekeeping systems, treasury operations, debt management, administration, and budget units.
Ensure compliance with local and government regulations (GAAP and GASB).
Plan and develop department programs, process improvements, and budget management.
Supervise unit managers and oversee consultants and contractors.
Serve on the Commission's management leadership team.
Formulate policies ensuring consistent standards Commission-wide.
Design policies, procedures, and internal controls for efficiency and effectiveness.
Act as Secretary-Treasurer in their absence
Preferred Qualifications:Extensive knowledge of governmental finance management principles, budgeting, purchasing, payroll regulations, cash management, auditing, and complex financial transactions.
Proficiency in change management, project management, public sector accounting, business administration, computer science, and financial management technology.
Strong supervisory skills to manage and develop professional staff.
Excellent problem-solving and communication skills.
Ability to interact effectively with various stakeholders and establish effective working relationships.
Proficient in modern office suite software (MS Office), enterprise software, and specialized financial software
Why Join Us:Engage in critical decision-making and strategic planning for the Commission's finances.
Build partnerships with all departments and external stakeholders.
Foster high standards of ethics, integrity, and transparency.
Stay informed of emerging technologies and modern financial practices.
This role is critical in managing day-to-day operations, staff, and programs including Payroll, ERP systems, Treasury Operations, Debt Management, Administration, and Budget
Key Responsibilities:Oversee payroll, ERP financial/timekeeping systems, treasury operations, debt management, administration, and budget units.
Ensure compliance with local and government regulations (GAAP and GASB).
Plan and develop department programs, process improvements, and budget management.
Supervise unit managers and oversee consultants and contractors.
Serve on the Commission's management leadership team.
Formulate policies ensuring consistent standards Commission-wide.
Design policies, procedures, and internal controls for efficiency and effectiveness.
Act as Secretary-Treasurer in their absence
Preferred Qualifications:Extensive knowledge of governmental finance management principles, budgeting, purchasing, payroll regulations, cash management, auditing, and complex financial transactions.
Proficiency in change management, project management, public sector accounting, business administration, computer science, and financial management technology.
Strong supervisory skills to manage and develop professional staff.
Excellent problem-solving and communication skills.
Ability to interact effectively with various stakeholders and establish effective working relationships.
Proficient in modern office suite software (MS Office), enterprise software, and specialized financial software
Why Join Us:Engage in critical decision-making and strategic planning for the Commission's finances.
Build partnerships with all departments and external stakeholders.
Foster high standards of ethics, integrity, and transparency.
Stay informed of emerging technologies and modern financial practices.
