The Finance Director is responsible for ensuring sound financial management of the income and disbursements, investments and assets of MCC Alberta. The Finance Director is the chief finance professional and will provide analysis, proactive advice, and professional guidance as necessary to the Executive Director and other managers. The Finance Director is accountable to the Executive Director and works closely with other staff members, and the Board Treasurer. The Finance Director will provide immediate supervision of other finance positions.
Job Details
Salaried Employee -Full Time at 1 FTE
Qualifications
All MCC workers are expected to exhibit a commitment to: a personal Christian faith and discipleship; active participation in a Christian church or Christian community; and nonviolent peacemaking. MCC is an equal opportunity employer, committed to employment equity. MCC values diversity and invites all qualified candidates to apply.
Candidates should have:
- current accounting designation (CA, CGA, CPA);
- minimum five years of experience in full-cycle accounting;
- fluent in cloud-based accounting systems;
- excellent skills in Microsoft Office, especially Excel;
- experience in preparing month-end and year-end statements;
- familiarity with Accounting Standards for Not-for-Profit Organizations;
- familiarity with Charity Tax law according to CRA, including regulations for receipted donations, gifts in kind, calculation of administration costs;
- familiarity with running payroll processes;
- willingness to engage hands-on in all aspects of organizational finance;
- experience in working independently, and as part of a multi-disciplinary team;
- successful police record check clearance.
- This is a hands-on Finance Director role that combines strategic financial leadership with direct involvement in day-to-day financial operations. The ideal candidate would be at least a controller or CFO of a small business, with familiarity in all aspects of day-to-day accounting and payroll.
Key Responsibilities
- Financial Management
- maintain and, as necessary develop and revise, an accounting system that efficiently records MCCA’s income and expenses;
- prepare monthly statements of operations and department financial reports for MCC management;
- prepare and present quarterly financial reports for the Finance & Audit Committee and Board of Directors;
- maintain and develop reports for on-going monitoring of financial performance of MCCA and specific projects;
- prepare the year-end working papers and financial statements for the external auditors;
- manage payroll processing for all employees;
- prepare and present annual operating and capital budgets in cooperation with MCC leadership;
- work closely with thrift management to effectively manage shop finances, including appropriate retail-level monthly financial reporting;
- work closely with donor relations to ensure donations are received, processed and receipted in accordance with donor wishes, CRA regulations and MCC policies
- manage relationships with banking, insurance and credit card service providers;
- maintain and monitor internal controls; assess effectiveness of internal control framework.
- Policies and Procedures
- ensure MCCA’s compliance with the Shared Policy Framework (Finance);
- collaborate with MCC Canada and the other provincial MCCs in planning and populating shared budgets and statements;
- analyze needs, recommend and develop policies for sound financial management and reporting;
- ensure compliance with accounting standards and CRA charity law regulations.
Start Date
01 Dec, 2026
Salary Details
Base salary: $109,885
Benefits
Employer paid health, dental & vision, AD&D, Life - available upon hire. Matching 5% RRSP program. Optional critical illness coverage.
Additional Information
MCCA is a relatively small organization; therefore, it is important that the candidate for this role understands that the work is very hands-on. The finance director is responsible not only for overseeing the financial functioning of the organization but also for ensuring that day-to-day accounting and payroll tasks are done, even if it means their own fingers on the keyboard to accomplish those tasks.
Location Description
Calgary is situated on the banks of the Bow River, nestled in the foothills of the Alberta Rocky Mountains. With a regional population of over 1 million, Calgary is Alberta’s largest city. Its rich heritage is rooted in agriculture, oil and gas, and technology. Calgary is an educational center offering a large number of opportunities through the University of Calgary, Southern Alberta Institute of Technology, Mount Royal University, and various Christian post-secondary institutions. Calgary is a young, vibrant community with over 68% of the population under age 45. A rich mixture of cultural and recreational activities is available within the city and within a one-hour drive. Calgary boasts a large area dedicated to urban parks that are interconnected with bicycling and walking trails.