Budget and Financial Planning Manager
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Job Description
UUA budget manager overseeing nonprofit operating and capital planning. Managing Workday Adaptive models, forecasts, analyses, and Programs & Ministries budgets.
Responsibilities:
- Develop and steward the Association’s operating and capital budgets
- Manage the Workday Adaptive budgeting and long-range modeling system
- Prepare strategic financial analyses, scenario models, budget forecasts, and capital planning analyses
- Design, develop, and coordinate the annual budget development process and calendar
- Create budget templates, planning guidelines, and submission documents
- Consolidate budget requests and prepare forecasts for executive leadership, shared governance groups, and Board of Trustees meetings
- Assess budget processes and resource allocations for alignment with strategic priorities
- Provide Level 1 internal support for Workday Adaptive
- Manage integration and relationship with Blackbaud FENXT
- Develop programmatic, auxiliary, and administrative financial models and reports
- Conduct routine and ad hoc financial analyses and advise the VP of Finance & Investments
- Manage relationships with Vice Presidents, leadership teams, AVPs/Directors, budget managers, and staff
- Develop and maintain the Programs & Ministries budget framework
- Provide financial leadership and guidance to Programs & Ministries staff
- Collaborate across stakeholder groups to develop reliable financial models and forecasts
- Perform other duties assigned by the VPFI, VPs, or President, including required training
Requirements:
- B.S. or B.A. degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business Administration, or related field
- Five years of demonstrated experience in system-wide budgeting, system optimization, business planning, financial analysis, and strategic planning
- Advanced technical expertise in Excel, Word, Workday Adaptive or other budget and long-range modeling practices, Google Suite, data warehouse tools, and report writing tools
- Experience managing and analyzing large data sets
- Deep expertise and extensive experience with budget development and stewardship
- Understanding of financial reporting principles used by not-for-profit organizations
- Extensive knowledge of the association industry, business models, and market factors/trends preferred
- Ability to interpret and communicate complex policies and procedures
- Proven leadership and strong communication skills
- Experience working in large, highly collaborative environments
- Ability to work independently with high reliability, accuracy, and productivity
- Ability to handle confidential information responsibly
- Demonstrated ability to maintain harmonious working relationships and address complex administrative issues effectively
- Proven track record in exercising discretion and independent judgment in decision-making processes
- Experience managing multiple projects with critical deadlines
- Easy access to a major airport due to travel requirements
Benefits:
- 35-hour normal workweek
- 80% contribution towards health insurance premiums
- 10% contribution towards retirement after one year
- Generous paid-time-off policies
- Reasonable accommodations for applicants and staff with disabilities
- Diverse and inclusive workplace
- Travel requirements with easy access to a major airport

















