Treasurer at General Council on Finance and Administration

Aurora, Colorado, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

21 Feb, 26

Salary

110000.0

Posted On

23 Nov, 25

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Finance, Accounting, Nonprofit Governance, Financial Planning, Strategic Planning, Problem Solving, Collaboration, Communication, Interpersonal Skills, Investment Management, Budget Development, Audit Management, Data Analysis, Risk Management, Microsoft Office, Benefits Management

Industry

Financial Services

Description

Job Details Job Location: Mountain Sky Annual Conference - Denver, CO Position Type: Full Time Salary Range: $100000.00 - $110000.00 Salary Description Treasurer The Mountain Sky Conference of The United Methodist Church is seeking a Treasurer. This position oversees the overall operations of the Finance and Administrative Services offices, including employee benefits and the Conference-wide property and liability insurance program. The Treasurer serves as the primary resource for fiscal management, providing guidance, advice, and accurate financial information. All responsibilities are carried out in accordance with the guidelines outlined in ¶619 of The United Methodist Book of Discipline. Key Responsibilities: Serve as a member of the Bishop’s executive team, providing guidance and collaboration on finance, administration, and property matters. Oversee all Conference treasury functions, including the Board of Pensions and Board of Trustees, ensuring adherence to GAAP standards. Serve as Conference Pension and Benefits Officer, overseeing pension, health, disability, and life insurance programs. Serve as Treasurer for the Conference Board of Trustees and Episcopal Office, supporting investment and property activities, ensuring compliance with federal, state, and Book of Discipline requirements, and overseeing the Conference Ministry Center. Coordinate the mandatory property and liability insurance program for all churches, camps, foundations, new church start facilities, and Conference subsidiaries. Lead preparation and development of the Annual Conference budget in collaboration with boards, the Episcopal Office, District Offices, and other key stakeholders. Oversee receipt and disbursement of all apportioned, board designated, subsidiary designated, and donor designated funds in compliance with GAAP, laws, and fiduciary instruments. Prepare, review, distribute, and interpret accurate month-end and year-end financial reports, and coordinate periodic reporting for boards, agencies, local churches, and other stakeholders. Ensure timely completion of the annual audit. Translate financial information into actionable insights and communicate results across the organization; identify opportunities for growth, efficiency, revenue, and cost management. Collaborate with the Annual Conference Statistician to provide data and reports for remittance systems, year-end reports, and required GCFA submissions. Provide guidance to local church treasurers, financial secretaries, and committees on standardized financial recording and reporting. Oversee investment strategies, portfolio management, and evaluation of potential investment opportunities. Initiate the annual actuarial study of retiree health care liabilities, direct data collection, and liaise with external actuarial firms. Develop legislation for the Annual Conference based on board, committee, and commission votes. Lead the Responsible Stewardship Team and build positive relationships with key Conference stakeholders. Ensure personal effectiveness, efficiency, and alignment with Conference priorities. Develop and implement the Conference’s overall financial strategy in support of mission and objectives. Provide strategic financial insights to the Bishop and Cabinet to support decision-making. Conduct financial analysis to guide business planning and investment decisions. Present financial reports to the Bishop and Cabinet as needed. Identify and mitigate financial risks; implement internal controls to safeguard assets. Manage cash flow, optimize working capital, and ensure efficient resource allocation. Ensure compliance with financial regulations and standards, working with legal and regulatory bodies as needed. Communicate financial results and insights to internal and external stakeholders and collaborate with partners across the Conference. Perform other duties as assigned. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting, or a related field (advanced degree preferred). CPA designation preferred. 7–10 years of experience in fund accounting. 7–10 years of supervisory experience, including managing diverse professional staff. Strong knowledge of nonprofit governance, management, accounting, financial planning, and business processes. Working knowledge of benefits and property insurance preferred. Proficiency with computer-based networks and financial software, including spreadsheets, databases, word processing, and specialized accounting applications. Experience in nonprofit management or organizational development is strongly preferred. Demonstrated strategic planning skills, including setting goals, developing actionable plans, and measuring performance. Proven problem-solving and creative thinking skills to develop innovative solutions aligned with organizational goals. Ability to build and maintain relationships with internal and external stakeholders to support strategic initiatives. Excellent collaboration, communication, and interpersonal skills. Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications. Closing Date: December 22, 2025 Mountain Sky Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church is an Equal Opportunity Employer and actively seeks and encourages applications from minorities, women, and individuals with disabilities. All offers of employment are subject to the applicant successfully completing background, reference, and other applicable checks. No Staffing Agencies or Recruitment Firms

Responsibilities

The Treasurer oversees the overall operations of the Finance and Administrative Services offices, ensuring compliance with financial regulations and standards. This role includes managing treasury functions, overseeing pension and benefits programs, and preparing the Annual Conference budget.