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Robert Half

CFO - Chief Financial Officer

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A Chief Financial Officer is responsible for managing the financial actions of a company or organization. Duties include financial planning, analyzing financial strengths and weaknesses, proposing corrective actions, and tracking cash flow.

$204,457 / year median in Florida

+6% projected growth

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Job Description

We are looking for an experienced Chief Financial Officer to provide enterprise-level financial leadership for a hospitality organization in Florida. This executive will guide fiscal strategy, strengthen operational performance, and deliver clear insights to senior leadership and governing stakeholders. The role combines hands-on oversight of core finance functions with long-term planning, capital stewardship, and risk management. Success in this position requires sound judgment, strong business partnership skills, and the ability to translate complex financial data into practical decisions.
Responsibilities:
  • Advise executive leadership, the board, and finance-related committees on financial strategy, performance trends, and key business decisions.
  • Direct the full scope of accounting and finance operations, including payables, receivables, payroll, treasury activity, cash positioning, close processes, and financial governance.
  • Produce timely financial statements, management reporting, forecasts, and analytical reviews that highlight variances, risks, and opportunities for improvement.
  • Lead the organization's annual budget cycle, multi-year financial planning, and capital allocation process while monitoring results against established goals.
  • Oversee the financial planning and control of construction, renovation, and infrastructure initiatives, including funding analysis, project feasibility, and budget accountability.
  • Manage audit readiness, tax-related obligations, regulatory filings, insurance matters, and internal control practices to protect organizational assets and reduce exposure.
  • Supervise member-related financial administration such as billing, collections, record accuracy, banking coordination, liquidity planning, and cash flow management.
  • Build, mentor, and lead the finance team while working closely with operational leaders across the organization to support sound financial decision-making.