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Raising The Village

Not-for-profit boosts rural agricultural incomes

Director, Financial Planning and Analysis

Corporate Finance & FP&AConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeToronto, ON, CanadaNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business, or a related field is required.
  • At least 10 years of progressive finance experience, including significant FP&A, business partnering, and people-leadership responsibility.
  • CPA, CA, CMA, ACCA, CFA, or an equivalent professional designation is strongly preferred.
  • Demonstrated experience leading complex, multi-entity budgeting, forecasting, scenario analysis, and executive performance reporting.
  • Experience in an international non-profit, charity, development, or donor-funded environment is strongly preferred.
  • Experience with multi-country and multi-currency operations, restricted funds, cost allocation, and funding-sustainability analysis.
  • Advanced Excel and financial-modelling capability, with strong proficiency in Power BI and modern ERP or financial-management systems.

Responsibilities

  • Own the annual consolidated budget, rolling forecast, multi-year plan, and in-year reforecasting cycles across countries, departments, programs, and funding sources.
  • Develop integrated financial and operational planning models connecting program reach, cost per beneficiary, staffing, capital requirements, funding, and cash needs.
  • Lead scenario and sensitivity analysis to assess growth options, funding gaps, foreign exchange exposure, cost pressures, and strategic trade-offs.
  • Maintain planning assumptions, version control, decision logs, and reconciliations to approved organizational targets.
  • Own the budget and KPI performance-management process, including setting review standards, monitoring results against approved targets, and driving accountability for corrective actions.
  • Lead quarterly performance reviews at the executive and country levels.
  • Translate results into commentary on drivers, variances, risks, opportunities, and corrective actions.
  • Develop and maintain an enterprise performance framework integrating financial and non-financial indicators.
  • Prepare CFO, executive leadership, Board, and Finance/Audit/Risk Committee materials with decision-focused analysis and supporting logic.
  • Act as the senior finance partner to organizational leaders, constructively challenging assumptions and improving the financial quality of decisions.
  • Support business cases, program design, workforce planning, country expansion, investment decisions, and resource allocation.
  • Partner with Programs, Partnerships, People, IT, Procurement, and country leadership to connect strategy, delivery plans, and financial capacity.
  • Provide financial modelling and analysis for donor proposals, cost recovery, funding sustainability, and restricted versus unrestricted resource decisions.
  • Lead forward-looking liquidity and cash flow forecasting in partnership with Accounting and Controllership, with visibility over restricted and unrestricted cash and reserve requirements.
  • Maintain funding-gap and runway analysis, identifying timing, concentration, and affordability risks for leadership action.
  • Ensure planning outputs reconcile to the general ledger, grant records, treasury forecasts, and approved budgets while preserving separation between planning and accounting ownership.
  • Own the FP&A reporting and analytics roadmap, including dashboards, planning models, data definitions, and management-reporting standards.
  • Advance the use of ERP systems, Power BI, Excel, and other planning or analytics tools; support finance-system integration and ERP improvement initiatives.
  • Improve forecast accuracy, cycle times, data quality, and self-service reporting through standardization, automation, and clear controls.
  • Establish a single source of truth for management reporting and ensure consistent treatment of currencies, allocations, beneficiaries, and program cost drivers.
  • Lead, coach, and develop the East Africa FP&A team, setting accountability, service standards, and development plans.
  • Build FP&A and financial literacy across budget owners through practical training, templates, guidance, and ongoing coaching.
  • Promote a high-performance culture grounded in collaboration, curiosity, accountability, inclusion, and continuous improvement.
  • Create resilient processes with documentation, cross-training, succession planning, and coverage for key activities.
  • Partner with the Controller and Accounting Manager to maintain a clear operating model across planning, technical accounting, controls, reporting, treasury, and country finance support.
  • Ensure forecasts and management reports comply with internal policies, delegated authorities, donor requirements, and approved planning methodologies.
  • Support audits, risk reviews, and special projects by providing complete, traceable, and decision-useful analysis.
  • Perform other duties and strategic finance projects as assigned by the CFO.

Desired Qualifications

  • An MBA or relevant master's degree is an asset.
  • Sage Intacct experience is an asset.

About the Company

Raising The Village

Not-for-profit boosts rural agricultural incomes

Raising The Village partners with ultra-poor, last-mile communities to raise household income and production from under $1/day to over $2/day by boosting farming income, expanding diverse income sources, building productive assets, and removing barriers to economic participation. Its programs combine community collaboration with hands-on farming, income diversification, and asset development, guided by real-time data analytics that monitor conditions and outcomes to adjust interventions quickly. The organization relies on live data to target support where it is needed, enabling precise, measurable impact as a not-for-profit. The goal is to lift the poorest households’ income and production in a sustainable way through data-informed, household-level assistance.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Toronto, Canada
Founded
2006

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