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Chief Financial Officer – Business, Finance, and Operations
PATH. Build a financial model that withstands funding shocks through scenario-based planning, disciplined reserves policy, and a deliberate shift in funding mix .
Posted 10/8/2026full-timeSeattle • Washington • United StatesLead💰 $240,000 - $300,000 per yearWebsite
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates extensive financial leadership with a focus on compliance, risk management, and strategic financial planning in international NGO settings. Proven ability to lead diverse teams and engage effectively with boards and major philanthropic partners.
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Financial LeadershipUS Regulatory CompliancePartnership ManagementTeam LeadershipEnterprise Systems Transformation
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Hard Skills
Financial ModelingScenario-Based PlanningFinancial ReportingAudit PerformanceFunding Mix OptimizationBlended FinanceCo-Investment StructuresIRS 501(c)(3) ComplianceForm 990 PreparationUniform Guidance (2 CFR 200)
Soft Skills
Executive PresenceCommunicationStrategic ThinkingCollaborationClarity in Presentation
Tools & Technologies
Enterprise SystemsData-Driven Decision SupportAutomation ToolsFinancial Management Software
Certifications & Qualifications
CPAACCACIMAAdvanced Degree in Finance
Industry Keywords
International NGOsGlobal Health FundersPhilanthropyFederal Awards ManagementSingle Audits
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Build a financial model that withstands funding shocks through scenario-based planning, disciplined reserves policy, and a deliberate shift in funding mix
- Deliver PATH’s overhead commitments while protecting mission-critical capacity and own the cost narrative with funders and the Board
- Serve as PATH’s senior financial counterpart to the Gates Foundation and other major philanthropic partners
- Lead co-investment structures, milestone-based funding, financial reporting, and joint financial planning on flagship programs
- Maintain compliance and audit performance across USG requirements for a US-headquartered NGO, including IRS 501(c)(3), Form 990, Uniform Guidance (2 CFR 200), federal awards management, and single audits
- Lead Finance, IT, and Continuous Improvement as one integrated agenda
- Modernize enterprise systems, data-driven decision support, and automation while delivering measurable efficiency gains
- Build and lead a high-performing, globally distributed team across regions, cultures, and time zones
- Strengthen financial management capability in country offices
- Act as the primary management counterpart to the Board’s Finance and Audit committees
- Present results, risks, and scenarios to the Board with clarity and candor
- Equip the Board to exercise its fiduciary duty through forward-looking risk reporting, liquidity and reserves visibility, and early warning
- Partner with the CEO and General Counsel on enterprise risk, internal controls, and audit readiness
Requirements
What you’ll need- 15+ years of progressive financial leadership, including executive roles (CFO, Deputy CFO, VP Finance) in complex international organizations
- Deep command of the US regulatory environment for international NGOs: 501(c)(3), Form 990, Uniform Guidance (2 CFR 200), federal awards, single audits
- Direct experience with major global health funders – the Gates Foundation, USG agencies, the Global Fund, Gavi – and their financial, reporting, and partnership expectations
- Proven track record of leading finance through transformation, restructuring, or major funding shifts
- Demonstrated success partnering with Boards and audit committees; executive presence and the ability to translate financial complexity for non-financial audiences
- Experience leading large, globally dispersed teams
- Experience in philanthropy and innovative finance: blended finance, co-investment vehicles, restricted/unrestricted portfolio optimization
- Oversight of AI and IT or enterprise systems transformation
- Advanced degree in finance, accounting, business, or economics; CPA, ACCA, CIMA, or equivalent
Benefits
Comp & perks- 15 vacation days per year
- 11 holiday days per year
- 2 personal days per year
- 12 sick days per year
- Medical plans
- Dental plans
- Life insurance
- Disability benefits
- Retirement benefits
- Competitive salary
- Generous benefits