***Open until filled.

Alamance Community College, located in Graham, North Carolina on the Interstate 85/40 Corridor between the Cities of Greensboro and Durham, is seeking a strategic and visionary leader to become its next Vice President of Business & Finance/Chief Financial Officer.  Reporting to the college president, the successful candidate will serve as CFO managing the business and financial operations of the college in addition to providing administrative oversight to the college's Business Office, Information Services Department, and auxiliary services.

This is an exciting period in the college's history, with a roughly $60 million capital construction campaign underway, which includes a nearly $40 million voter-approved bond measure.  New construction projects include a biotechnology center of excellence, public safety training facility, and student services center.  The college also seeks to establish two satellite campuses within the county and plans to renovate many existing campus spaces. The successful candidate will be extensively involved in bringing these projects online.

EXAMPLE OF DUTIES:

• Ensuring proper fiscal and budgetary planning and management of all operations and services of the college. 
• Preparing and/or supervising the preparation and submission of reports required by local, state, and federal law pertaining to financial operation of the college. 
• Overseeing timely preparation of the college's annual operating and capital budgets and production of relevant documents for review and approval by the Board of Trustees. 
• Serving as liaison to the Business & Finance Committee of the Board of Trustees.
• Establishing and maintaining excellent business and organizational relationships with appropriate government officials and business community members who have financial or legal relationships with the college. 
• Providing leadership to full-time and several part-time employees in the Business and Information Services Departments.  Leads, motivates and manages employees to optimize their performance and effectiveness.
• Overseeing and maintaining an effective and efficient system of internal controls established by the State Controller and State Auditor, validated through internal audit procedures. 
• Delivering high-quality and responsive customer service to the campus community, students, and relevant stakeholders. 
• Performing financial modeling, forecasting, and data analysis as needed. 
• Providing financial information to the college president, faculty, managers, and staff in a manner that facilitates effective decision-making and supports the college's strategic plan. 
• Employing a process of self-monitoring and internal assessment to ensure continuous improvement and progress toward attainment of department goals. 
• Maintaining expertise in federal and state policies, procedures, and regulations as they pertain to the college. 
• Ensuring the preparation, distribution, and retention of all data and regulatory compliance associated with bond funding and capital project expenditures. 
• Overseeing contract and lease management, real estate, and construction functions and maintaining all related documentation. 
• Managing the operation of auxiliary services, such as the college bookstore and food services. 
• Chairing the college’s Risk Management Committee and overseeing the college’s Business Continuity Plan.
• Ensuring compliance with rules and regulations governing financial reporting (CAFR, GASB, FASB).
• Serving on the President’s Cabinet and other committees as requested.