The CFO, or chief financial officer will manage the company or organization’s finances and is responsible for financial reporting.

He/She assesses financial risks and opportunities and oversee and manage lower-level financial managers. They also help set and track financial goals, objectives, and budgets.

Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is usually responsible for the administration of financial, and risk management operations of the company.

In addition, they are often involved in the development of a financial and operational strategy, KPIs, and the ongoing development and monitoring of the financial system.

Requirements

• Good University Degree in Accounting / Finance and MBA in Financial Management
  
• Minimum of 10 years’ verifiable experience in the role
  
• Sound knowledge of corporate financial law and Risk Management Practices.
  
• Attainment of Fellow (FCA) status with relevant Accounting/Financial Management professional bodies.
  
• Strong Analytical and problem-solving skill
  
• Demonstrate strong knowledge of the Oil and Gas Industry and its operations
  
• Proven evidence of attending  several management and Leadership Trainings
  
• Excellent working knowledge of organizational processes and financial management.
  
• Strong Leadership /  interpersonal skills with excellent communication skills (oral & written).
  

The CFO, or chief financial officer will manage the company or organization’s finances and is responsible for financial reporting.

He/She assesses financial risks and opportunities and oversee and manage lower-level financial managers. They also help set and track financial goals, objectives, and budgets.

Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is usually responsible for the administration of financial, and risk management operations of the company.

In addition, they are often involved in the development of a financial and operational strategy, KPIs, and the ongoing development and monitoring of the financial system.

Requirements

• Good University Degree in Accounting / Finance and MBA in Financial Management
  
• Minimum of 10 years’ verifiable experience in the role
  
• Sound knowledge of corporate financial law and Risk Management Practices.
  
• Attainment of Fellow (FCA) status with relevant Accounting/Financial Management professional bodies.
  
• Strong Analytical and problem-solving skill
  
• Demonstrate strong knowledge of the Oil and Gas Industry and its operations
  
• Proven evidence of attending  several management and Leadership Trainings
  
• Excellent working knowledge of organizational processes and financial management.
  
• Strong Leadership /  interpersonal skills with excellent communication skills (oral & written).
  

Key Responsibilities/JD

• Mange the company’s financial planning
  
• Plan and perform risk management duties
  
• Analyze and manage the organization’s liabilities and investments
  
• Plan, implement and manage investment strategies
  
• Manage fundraising plans and capital structure
  
• Determine finance KPIs
  
• Track and ensure cash flow is appropriate and sustainable
  
• Supervise finance personnel such as accountant, financial advisors, financial consultants and treasurers
  
• Manage and retain relationships with various financial institutions, vendors/clients etc
  
• Prepare and present forecasting reports
  
• Adhere to the law and company’s policies
  
• Assist with high-level decisions about policy and strategy.
  
• Oversee the company’s fiscal activity, including budgeting, reporting, and auditing.
  
• Assure legal and regulatory documents are filed and monitor compliance with laws and regulations.
  
• Identify and address financial risks and opportunities for the company.
  
• Supervise financial reporting and budgeting team.
  
• Executes the company’s financial strategy
  
• Developing plans for growth to increase company profit while also reducing expenditure
  
• Identifying investment opportunities and managing mergers and acquisitions
  
• Assisting the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to develop financial plans
  
• Managing accounting procedures
  
• Review financial reports for ways to reduce costs.