Senior Manager, Finance & Operations

The National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) serves as the national advocate to mitigate gambling-related harm. Our vision is to advance well-being by minimizing harm from problem gambling.

Since 1972 the National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) has led state and national stakeholders in developing comprehensive policies and programs for all affected by problem gambling. From its outset NCPG established two guiding principles that remain in effect today: that the organization advocates for those affected by problem gambling and takes no position for or against legalized gambling.

NCPGs vision is to advance well-being by minimizing harm from gambling problems. Its mission is to lead awareness and advocacy efforts to reduce gambling harm. Guided by its core values of Neutrality Collaboration Respect and Credibility NCPG works with national and global companies in gambling and professional sports prevention and health providers government and the recovery community.

Position Summary:

NCPG is seeking a Senior Finance & Operations Manager to oversee the organizations financial management and day-to-day operational functions. This role plays a key part in strengthening operational infrastructure as NCPG continues to expand its national impact.

Reporting to the Executive Director the Sr. Finance & Operations Manager oversees outsourced accounting and HR vendors manages financial processes supports grant compliance and ensures administrative systems are optimized for growth and sustainability. This senior-level role partners closely with the Executive Director and leadership team to ensure strong financial stewardship operational efficiency and compliance in support of NCPGs mission. The ideal candidate is a hands-on detail-oriented professional who brings both strategic insight and practical execution across finance operations and organizational infrastructure.

This position is fully remote within the United States and requires about 15% travel (two in-person events annually and a minimum of 2 trips for Board of Directors Meetings).

Responsibilities Include:

Manage all aspects of financial operations including budgeting forecasting cash flow management and financial reporting.

Prepare monthly quarterly and annual financial statements for leadership and the Board of Directors in partnership with the part-time outsourced accounting vendor.

Oversee accounts payable accounts receivable payroll and expense management.

Coordinate annual audit and serve as primary liaison with external accounting providers auditors and financial consultants.

Ensure compliance with nonprofit accounting standards grant requirements and regulatory obligations.

Oversee organizational operations policies and internal controls to ensure efficiency and compliance.

Manage vendor relationships contracts and operational systems.

Support grant administration and reporting in collaboration with program staff.

Maintain and improve financial and operational processes documentation and systems.

Human Resources Administration

Serve as primary internal HR administrator in coordination with external HR consulting partners.

Manage employee onboarding and offboarding processes.

Working with third-party vendors oversee payroll processing benefits and retirement plan administration including annual benefit renewals and audit requirements.

Maintain and update NCPGs employee handbook and all employee policies in partnership with third-party consultants.

Manage and administer all paid and unpaid leave and related compliance documentation.

Serve as a trusted advisor to the Executive Director on financial and operational strategy.

Support Board committees as needed including finance and audit-related activities.

Provide financial analysis and insights to support organizational planning and decision-making.

Bachelors degree in finance accounting business administration or a related field (CPA or MBA preferred).

7 years of progressive experience in finance and operations ideally within a nonprofit organization.

Strong knowledge of nonprofit accounting principles budgeting and financial reporting.

Experience managing audits grants and compliance requirements.

Proven ability to manage multiple priorities with accuracy and discretion.

Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate across teams.

High level of integrity accountability and attention to detail.

Comfortable working in a team environment with remote coworkers and partners.

Travel requirements: about 15% including a minimum of 2 trips a year for Board of Directors meetings (5 days) annually.

Compensation & Benefits

$95000-$115000 per year plus an excellent benefits package including paid vacation personal and sick time thirteen company-paid holidays life short and long-term disability coverage a retirement plan with matching contributions and health insurance with 100% employer-paid premiums for employees.

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NCPG is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse workplace. We do not discriminate based on race color religion sex sexual orientation gender identity or expression national origin age disability veteran status or any other protected characteristic under applicable law.