<p>We are looking for an experienced Director of Accounting to lead core financial operations for a mission-driven school in Natick, Massachusetts. This position plays a central role in preserving accurate financial records, strengthening internal controls, and delivering reliable reporting that supports sound decision-making. The successful candidate will bring strong nonprofit accounting knowledge, CPA credentials, and a collaborative style that works effectively with leadership, staff, and families.</p><p><br></p><p>For immediate interview please contact Victor Muller at 508 205 2136</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Direct day-to-day accounting activities across payables, receivables, cash activity, payroll reconciliation, and maintenance of the general ledger.</p><p>• Partner with the Controller to complete monthly and annual close processes, including timely reconciliation of bank accounts, investments, and balance sheet activity.</p><p>• Maintain accounting for restricted, temporarily restricted, and unrestricted funds, and provide regular updates to program and budget leaders on available gift resources.</p><p>• Lead the preparation of monthly financial statements and variance analysis for senior leadership and the Board of Trustees.</p><p>• Support completion of Form 990 and other required tax or regulatory filings while ensuring adherence to nonprofit accounting requirements and internal policies.</p><p>• Oversee tuition and student billing operations, including fees, auxiliary programs, financial aid adjustments, payment plans, collections, and monthly sub-ledger reconciliation.</p><p>• Manage the accounts payable function and improve vendor payment processes to increase efficiency and accuracy.</p><p>• Collaborate on annual budget development, long-range financial planning, fixed asset accounting, depreciation tracking, and capital project reporting.</p><p>• Guide the implementation of financial reporting tools, including software used for endowment and restricted gift tracking and reporting integration.</p><p>• Supervise accounting team members, deliver ongoing coaching and performance feedback, and complete formal evaluations to support continued growth.</p>
<p>We are looking for an experienced Human Resources Director to lead the full employee lifecycle for a growing organization of approximately 500 team members in Manchester, New Hampshire. This leadership role partners closely with senior executives to shape people strategy, strengthen organizational effectiveness, and foster a high-performing workplace culture. The position oversees core HR functions including hiring, total rewards, employee relations, compliance, performance management, and HR operations while guiding the development of the HR team.</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Create and carry out a people strategy that aligns workforce initiatives with business objectives and long-term growth plans.</p><p>• Partner with executive leadership on organizational structure, staffing plans, and change-related initiatives that support evolving business needs.</p><p>• Direct, mentor, and develop the HR team, establishing clear priorities, accountability, and strong service delivery across the function.</p><p>• Monitor key workforce metrics such as retention, hiring timelines, engagement, and labor expenses to inform leadership decisions.</p><p>• Lead recruitment strategy and hiring processes, including sourcing approaches, employer positioning, and improvements to candidate experience.</p><p>• Build and refine onboarding programs that help new employees integrate quickly and become productive in their roles.</p><p>• Oversee compensation programs, annual salary planning, pay equity efforts, and employee benefits administration, including open enrollment.</p><p>• Guide performance management, leadership development, succession planning, and manager coaching to strengthen employee growth and organizational capability.</p><p>• Manage employee relations matters, workplace investigations, policy interpretation, leaves, separations, and compliance with applicable employment laws.</p><p>• Improve HR operations, maintain accurate employee records and data privacy standards, and support implementation of organizational or system changes when needed.</p>
<p>We are looking for an experienced Human Resources Director to support a financial services organization in Salem, New Hampshire through a Contract assignment. This position will provide leadership across employee relations, benefits, HR administration, compensation, and compliance while helping strengthen people operations and policy execution. The ideal candidate brings a strategic mindset, sound judgment, and the ability to guide HR programs in a regulated environment.</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Lead day-to-day human resources operations, ensuring consistent support across employee relations, benefits administration, and core HR processes.</p><p>• Advise leadership on workplace matters, resolve sensitive employee issues, and promote fair, compliant employment practices.</p><p>• Oversee compensation and benefits activities, including program administration, policy interpretation, and process improvement recommendations.</p><p>• Maintain HR compliance by monitoring employment regulations, updating internal practices, and supporting audit readiness where needed.</p><p>• Manage HR documentation, reporting, and personnel records with a high level of accuracy and confidentiality.</p><p>• Partner with business leaders to implement HR strategies that align workforce needs with organizational goals.</p><p>• Support contract-related HR requirements and help ensure adherence to standards connected to government-regulated engagements.</p><p>• Provide guidance on HR systems usage, including UKG Pro, and identify opportunities to improve efficiency in HR administration.</p>
We are looking for an experienced HR leader to shape and guide a people strategy that supports organizational performance and long-term growth. This role will work closely with senior leadership to strengthen talent planning, employee engagement, compliance, and total rewards while building effective HR programs across the business. The ideal candidate brings strong judgment, a strategic mindset, and the ability to lead both day-to-day HR operations and broader organizational initiatives.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Create and lead human resources strategies that align workforce priorities with business objectives and future expansion plans.<br>• Advise executive leaders on organizational structure, succession planning, talent development, and long-range workforce needs.<br>• Oversee recruiting efforts and hiring practices to help the organization attract, select, and retain high-performing employees.<br>• Provide senior-level direction on employee relations matters, including complex workplace issues and policy interpretation.<br>• Drive performance management processes, career development programs, and leadership training initiatives across teams.<br>• Lead compensation, benefits, and total rewards programs to maintain competitiveness and support employee satisfaction.<br>• Ensure adherence to applicable federal, state, and local employment regulations while reducing organizational risk.<br>• Establish, refine, and communicate HR policies, procedures, and best practices that promote consistency and operational excellence.<br>• Review HR metrics and workforce data to identify trends, inform decisions, and improve people-related outcomes.<br>• Mentor and develop the HR team while enhancing processes and systems to increase effectiveness and service delivery.
<p>We are looking for an experienced Senior Accountant A&A to join a public accounting team in Nashua, New Hampshire. This role supports a diverse client base by leading attest and accounting engagements, delivering high-quality financial reporting, and helping clients address technical accounting matters. The position also offers the opportunity to guide entry-level staff, build trusted client relationships, and contribute to consistent engagement execution from planning through final delivery.</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Lead review, compilation, and selected audit engagements as the primary accountant, ensuring deliverables align with applicable standards, firm guidance, and reporting requirements.</p><p>• Oversee several client assignments at once, managing schedules, budgets, priorities, and overall quality from initial planning through completion.</p><p>• Develop a solid understanding of each client’s operations, accounting environment, and industry-specific considerations to support effective engagement execution.</p><p>• Maintain ongoing communication with managers and partners regarding status updates, technical issues, engagement risks, and client concerns.</p><p>• Build strong working relationships with client executives and accounting teams to support collaboration and responsive service.</p><p>• Prepare and review financial statements, disclosures, and footnotes for privately held companies and nonprofit organizations in accordance with U.S. GAAP.</p><p>• Analyze workpapers and supporting documentation for accuracy, completeness, and compliance with applicable standards and firm expectations.</p><p>• Perform analytical procedures, investigate notable fluctuations, and resolve accounting or operational matters that require deeper review.</p><p>• Coach, supervise, and review the work of staff accountants while providing practical feedback and day-to-day mentorship.</p><p>• Stay current on changes in audit, review, compilation, and accounting guidance through continuing education and apply relevant updates to client engagements.</p>
We are looking for an accomplished Interim Chief Financial Officer to provide steady executive leadership for a mission-driven organization in Boston, Massachusetts. This Long-term Contract position is ideal for a senior finance executive who can step in quickly, strengthen operations, and serve as a trusted advisor to leadership and the board. The role requires a highly visible, hands-on leader who can guide financial strategy while supporting broader institutional functions and improving organizational effectiveness.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Provide immediate executive oversight of the finance function, establishing stability, direction, and strong decision support during a period of transition.<br>• Partner closely with senior leadership, board members, and trustees by delivering clear financial insights, recommendations, and presentations that support strategic planning and accountability.<br>• Lead and mentor the existing team, offering hands-on guidance, reinforcing priorities, and helping staff succeed while managing an expanded scope of responsibilities.<br>• Evaluate financial and operational processes across the institution, identify opportunities for improvement, and implement practical best practices that enhance performance.<br>• Oversee core fiscal activities such as cash flow management, capital planning, month-end close, and accurate financial reporting.<br>• Collaborate across departments including technology, administration, security, and student-facing areas to align financial leadership with broader organizational needs.<br>• Support operational modernization efforts and other organizational improvement initiatives by helping teams navigate change with structure and clarity.<br>• Ensure effective board reporting through well-prepared analyses, executive summaries, and timely updates on financial performance and institutional priorities.