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Director of Finance at Educational Theatre Association. Who We Are. The Educational Theatre Association (EdTA) is an international nonprofit dedicated to shaping lives through theatre education. We support teachers, students, and theatre programs across the country through events, professional development, resources, and advocacy.. About the Role. We are seeking an experienced . Director of Finance. to lead our finance function with strategic insight, technical expertise, and a mission-driven approach. This role requires a hands-on leader who can manage day-to-day accounting while also building long-term financial sustainability. The Director of Finance reports to the EVP of Finance & Operations and is responsible for team management, reporting, compliance, and system improvements.. A Typical Day May Include. . Managing and mentoring the bookkeeper to ensure accurate, efficient operations. . . Reviewing and analyzing monthly financial reports, providing insights for executive leadership. . . Preparing and monitoring the annual budget while updating monthly forecasts. . . Overseeing annual audit processes and ensuring compliance with IRS and other reporting requirements. . . Partnering with leadership on member renewals, troupe forecasting, and foundation reporting. . . Monitoring cash flow, investment accounts, and financial stability. . . Implementing and improving financial systems, controls, and reporting tools. . . Role Progression. . . Within 1 month. , you’ll be onboarded into EdTA’s systems and begin overseeing core accounting operations. . . . Within 3 months. , you’ll be independently producing accurate monthly reports, leading budget updates, and managing restricted funds. . . . Within 6 months. , you’ll be a trusted financial advisor to leadership, driving system improvements and ensuring compliance across all financial operations.. . About You. . You are passionate about advancing nonprofit missions through sound financial management. . . You have . 7+ years of progressive finance and accounting leadership. , with at least 3–5 years in management. . . You hold a . Bachelor’s degree in Accounting (Master’s preferred but negotiable). or comparable experience. . . You are fluent in . Sage Intacct. and highly proficient in . Excel. . . . You are a strong communicator who can translate complex financials for non-financial stakeholders. . . You bring expertise in . nonprofit accounting. , including restricted/unrestricted funds, grant compliance, investment management, and donor reporting. . . You are collaborative, ethical, and skilled at balancing detail orientation with big-picture strategy. . . Nice to Have, but Not Required. . . CPA certification. or progress toward one. . . . CNAP certification. in nonprofit financial management. . . Familiarity with . QuickBooks Nonprofit. and . Blackbaud Financial Edge. in addition to Sage Intacct.. . Company Location: United States.