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4 results for Compliance Director in Fairfax, VA

Grants Director

Washington, DC
onsite
Temporary / Contract
63.3365 - 73.337 USD / Hourly
We are looking for an experienced Grants Director to support a non-profit organization in Washington, District of Columbia. This Long-term Contract position will lead the administration of grant and contract activity across government, foundation, federal, and private funding sources. The ideal candidate will bring strong oversight capabilities, compliance knowledge, and the ability to manage complex funding relationships in a mission-driven environment. Responsibilities: • Direct the full lifecycle of grants and contracts, from review and setup through monitoring, reporting, and closeout. • Oversee compliance with funding requirements across federal, government, foundation, and private awards. • Develop and maintain internal processes that strengthen grant administration, documentation, and contract controls. • Partner with program, finance, and leadership teams to align funding activity with organizational goals and award conditions. • Monitor deliverables, deadlines, and reporting obligations to ensure timely and accurate submission to funders. • Interpret contract terms and grant guidelines, including FAR-related provisions when applicable, and advise stakeholders on requirements. • Track funding performance and identify risks related to budget usage, compliance exposure, or contractual obligations. • Support audits, funder reviews, and internal assessments by maintaining organized records and responding to information requests.
2026-09-16T00:00:00Z

Director of Accounting

Columbia, MD
onsite
Permanent / Full Time
130000 - 150000 USD / Yearly
We are looking for an experienced Director of Accounting to lead financial operations and provide strong analytical guidance for a community-based organization. This role is responsible for overseeing core accounting functions, ensuring accurate reporting, and maintaining compliance with applicable standards and regulatory requirements. The ideal candidate brings strategic judgment, deep technical accounting knowledge, and the ability to strengthen processes, controls, and cross-functional financial support. Responsibilities: • Lead accounting operations by making sound financial decisions and applying detail-oriented judgment across complex, non-routine matters. • Produce interim financial statements and deliver meaningful analysis on operational and financial results for leadership review. • Oversee the general ledger, supporting records, and month-end close activities to ensure accuracy, completeness, and timely reconciliation. • Manage deferred revenue activity, including entrance fee schedules, and monitor debt obligations through accurate tracking and required reporting. • Prepare payroll tax filings, state property tax submissions, and coordinate external support for federal tax return completion. • Provide guidance and backup support for accounts receivable, accounts payable, and payroll processing as needed. • Develop, revise, and maintain accounting policies, procedures, and internal control practices to support compliance and operational consistency. • Direct internal audit activity and serve as the primary lead for the annual financial statement audit and annual operating budget process. • Administer commercial insurance matters, oversee Medicare cost report preparation or coordination, and handle additional financial services duties in support of organizational goals.
2026-08-28T00:00:00Z

Director of FP&A

Washington, DC
onsite
Permanent / Full Time
165000 - 180000 USD / Yearly
Our client, a prestigious and well-established nonprofit organization, is seeking a Director of FP&A (Financial Planning & Analysis) to lead enterprise-wide budgeting, forecasting, financial modeling, performance reporting, and decision support. This senior finance leader will partner closely with the CFO, Controller, and business unit leaders to translate strategic priorities into actionable financial plans and executive-ready reporting. This role is ideal for a hands-on leader who can operate strategically while improving planning processes, enhancing reporting capabilities, and driving financial discipline across the organization. The Director will play a key role in strengthening enterprise planning, KPI visibility, and the use of business intelligence, while gaining significant exposure to executive leadership. Key Responsibilities<ul><li>Lead the annual budgeting process, including operating and capital planning, assumptions, templates, timelines, and executive presentation materials</li><li>Develop and manage monthly and quarterly forecasts incorporating actuals, staffing changes, program activity, pipeline trends, and business risks</li><li>Build rolling forecasts, scenario models, sensitivity analyses, and multi-year financial plans to support strategic decision-making</li><li>Partner with the CFO, Controller, HR, and business leaders on headcount planning, compensation assumptions, and resource allocation</li><li>Perform budget-to-forecast analysis and communicate shifts in outlook, assumptions, and financial needs</li><li>Improve planning oversight through better documentation, approval workflows, version control, and assumptions tracking</li><li>Produce consolidated planning summaries highlighting enterprise trends, risks, cross-functional dependencies, and recommended actions</li><li>Support cash flow forecasting, liquidity planning, and treasury-related analysis</li><li>Develop KPI dashboards, scorecards, flash reports, and monthly management reporting packages</li><li>Prepare executive-level reporting on budget performance, forecast updates, prior-year trends, and emerging risks</li><li>Deliver variance analysis and actionable insights for senior leadership and board audiences</li><li>Optimize the organization’s financial planning platform, including models, workflows, templates, and reporting outputs</li><li>Leverage automation, analytics, and AI-enabled tools to improve forecasting, reporting, and efficiency</li><li>Partner cross-functionally to improve integrations across planning, ERP, CRM, payroll, and expense systems</li><li>Build strong partnerships with business leaders to strengthen budget ownership, forecasting accountability, and financial acumen</li><li>Lead, coach, and develop FP&A and performance team members</li></ul>Compensation is based on skills, experience, training, knowledge, licensure, certifications, and other business needs. Our client offers medical coverage and a robust overall benefits package. Please submit your resume in confidence to Raj Khanna, Senior Vice President at Robert Half, for immediate consideration or for one of our other active opportunities in the Washington Metro area.
2026-09-09T00:00:00Z

VP/Director of Finance

Washington, DC
onsite
Temporary / Contract
71.25 - 82.5 USD / Hourly
We are looking for an accomplished finance leader to support a mission-driven global nonprofit in Washington, District of Columbia. This Long-term Contract position calls for someone who can guide financial strategy while remaining closely engaged in daily operations and decision-making. The ideal candidate brings deep experience in large nonprofit environments, with particular strength in planning, revenue accounting, grant oversight, and forward-looking financial management. Exposure to international operations and nonprofit financial leadership credentials would be valuable in this role. Responsibilities: • Direct financial planning activities, including budgeting cycles, multi-scenario forecasting, and performance analysis that supports organizational decision-making. • Oversee revenue recognition practices to ensure financial reporting is accurate, timely, and aligned with applicable accounting standards. • Lead grant-related financial management by monitoring restricted funding, preparing reports for funders, and supporting compliance requirements. • Provide hands-on leadership across day-to-day finance operations while also advising executive stakeholders on strategic financial matters. • Develop and refine annual and periodic forecasts to help leadership assess risks, opportunities, and resource allocation priorities. • Partner with internal teams to translate programmatic and funding activity into clear financial insights and actionable recommendations. • Strengthen financial controls, reporting processes, and operational discipline across a complex nonprofit environment. • Support selected organizational finance functions beyond core planning and reporting needs, based on business priorities and team capacity.
2026-09-14T00:00:00Z