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Chief Financial Officer (C.F.O) at Small Mammal Conservation Organization (SMACON)

SMACON was born during a four-day hike of the spectacular Afi Mountains Wildlife Sanctuary by our founders in 2016. Although a protected area, not all animals received equal protection at Afi. On the ground conservation efforts focused on megafauna to the exclusion of other species. 

Experience
Location Cross River , Edo.

About the job

  • The ideal candidate will be responsible for financial budgets and reports for multiple grants, company audits, compliance, and bank relationships. The candidate will possess a strong background in finance and management.

Responsibilities

  • Manage monthly reconciliation and reports
  • Prepare financial annual reports and statements
  • Ensure prompt entry of financial activities into accounting software
  • Prepare budgets for grant applications
  • Ensure SMACON meets donors’ financial reporting expectations
  • Ensure that SMACON complies with federal and state financial and tax requirements
  • Maintain financial security and appropriate expenditure through internal controls
  • Reconcile financial discrepancies through in-depth analyses of accounts, and financial records

Qualifications/Requirements

  • Strong finance-based analytical skills and post-qualification experience
  • In-depth knowledge of financial systems, financial management, and reporting
  • Minimum of B.Sc/BA/HND in Accounting, Management, or related disciplines
  • Must be able to work with QuickBooks
  • ICAN or equivalent certifications will be an added advantage
  • Bank and auditor liaison
  • Prior experience with a non-governmental organization, managing multiple grants will be an added advantage

Method of Application

Submit your resume and a cover letter, all in one document to [email protected]

For the Finance Manager position, your cover letter should indicate your salary expectations. Your email subject should read “Finance Manager Position”.

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