Director of Accounting

Randstad Finance & Accounting (Tatum) has an exciting and dynamic opportunity available in North Metro Atlanta, Georgia for an experienced and talented Director of Accounting. Our client is a faith-based non-profit organization. The Director, Planned Giving Accounting Operations is responsible for leading the accounting functions related to non-cash gifts, including complex assets, charitable gift annuities (CGAs), life insurance, and the accounting for NCCF Type 1 internal Supporting Organizations (iSOs). The role works closely with our client's Asset Managers Due Diligence Attorneys and to ensure proper valuations and accounting for complex gifts, primarily business interests and real estate. The Director works closely with our client's Tax Compliance Group (TCG) to ensure proper collection of funds for the associated tax liability and facilitates tax payments. The Director ensures financial data is recorded and reported in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and supports audit readiness and execution. This position leads and mentors a team of professionals and collaborates with cross-functional departments to ensure operational excellence and compliance. This position is hybrid based out of the office in the north Atlanta metro area. Daily Accounting & Administration Oversee accounting for non-cash giving transactions (except securities) and SOs. Lead and supervise the PGAO team, ensuring accuracy in reconciliations, income recording, liquidation funds, asset entries, accounts payable, and CGA-related transactions. Collaborate regularly with the Asset Management team for asset valuations, SOA inquiries, and priority alignment. Record, maintain and update notes receivable and the related amortization schedules for promissory notes. Review and approve accounts payable processes for Type 1 SOs. Perform and document annual impairment testing for complex assets, working with CGS for valuations. Serve as a point of contact for CGS and TCG regarding accounting clarification and guidance. Train and support direct reports and temporary staff. Research and resolve accounting-related issues. Strategic Collaboration with VP - Finance & Controller Develop, implement, and maintain accounting policies and procedures related to non-cash giving. Monitor and report on performance metrics and ensure departmental objectives are met. Conduct performance evaluations and set goals in collaboration with HR. Proactively identify and resolve accounting issues. Ensure monthly financial reporting is accurate, timely, and GAAP-compliant. Interpret financial data to support operational and strategic decision-making. Maintain general ledger and chart of accounts for assigned entities. Review and approve journal entries and account reconciliations. Provide ad hoc financial reporting for complex assets. Audit & Compliance Maintain audit records for Type 1 SOs and support external/internal audit requests. Ensure compliance with GAAP and tax-related reporting standards. Perform impairment testing to ensure that assets are properly valued. Coordinate with auditors and address audit findings or issues promptly. Keep stakeholders informed on financial or audit concerns. Charitable Gift Annuities (CGAs) Oversee accurate recording of all CGA transactions received from the Gift Annuity Administrator. Maintain CGA spreadsheets and supporting records. Review and approve monthly bank reconciliations for CGA accounts. Ensure compliance with state-level CGA reporting requirements. Leadership & Team Development Hire, train, and develop staff within the PGAO team. Provide leadership and direction, fostering a high-performance culture. Other Duties and Responsibilities Participate in special projects and cross-functional initiatives as assigned. Supervisory Responsibilities Directly supervises two or more employees in accordance with NCF policies and applicable laws. Responsibilities include: hiring and onboarding, assigning and reviewing work, conducting performance evaluations, providing feedback, coaching, and corrective actions, supporting spiritual growth and servant leadership. Experience and Skills To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily and have reliable attendance. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Education Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field (required) Master’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Tax, or related field (preferred) Experience Minimum 7 years of accounting experience, including financial statement preparation and audit involvement At least 2–4 years of supervisory experience Knowledge Base Familiarity with nonprofit, charitable, and donor-related financial matters (preferred) Strong knowledge of GAAP and financial compliance Understanding of business valuation principles (a plus) Proficient in Microsoft Office, especially Excel Ability to work independently and resolve issues in real time Detail-oriented with a high degree of accuracy Excellent time management and prioritization skills Strong interpersonal and communication skills Proven leadership and team-building capabilities Strategic problem-solving and decision-making abilities Financial acumen and data-driven thinking Ability to manage confidential information with discretion Commitment to excellence, integrity, and ethical conduct

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