EVP & Chief Financial Officer

Partner Community Capital (PCAP) is searching for a bold, strategic, and values-aligned Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer to join our executive leadership team. This is more than a CFO role; it is an opportunity to shape the financial future of a high-impact nonprofit Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) dedicated to fueling entrepreneurship and job creation in underserved communities across our region.If you are energized by the intersection of rigorous financial strategy and meaningful social impact, and if you thrive in dynamic environments where innovation, adaptability, and grit matter as much as technical mastery, we want to hear from you.The OpportunityAs EVP & CFO, you will serve as a key thought partner to the President & CEO and the Executive Leadership Team. You will lead PCAP’s financial strategy, long-range planning, and investor relations while overseeing audit, finance, loan servicing, and treasury functions. This is a seat at the table where decisions are made and your financial acumen will directly influence our capacity to lend more, grow further, and deepen our impact.You will lead:Multi-year financial modeling, scenario planning, and strategic forecastingCapital strategy, asset-liability management (ALM), and liquidity planningInvestor and funder relations, including reporting, covenants, and due diligenceAnnual budgeting, reforecasting, and financial performance analysisGAAP compliance, CDFI Fund reporting, and federal/state funder complianceCurrent Expected Credit Loss (CECL) methodology and portfolio risk oversightTreasury operations, cash management, and financial risk management policiesAnnual external audit, Form 990, and internal controlsA talented Finance and Loan Servicing team, with a culture of accountability and growthImplementation of modern financial technologies, BI platforms, and data analytics capabilities What We’re Looking ForThe ideal PCAP CFO is as comfortable in a spreadsheet as in a strategy conversation and is equally passionate about both. You are scrappy and resourceful, able to build sophisticated financial infrastructure without big-budget resources. You are collaborative by nature, adaptable when regulations or funding landscapes shift, and deeply motivated by PCAP’s mission.Required Qualifications:Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, or related field; MBA, CPA, and/or CMA strongly preferred15+ years of progressively responsible financial management in nonprofit, CDFI, or commercial lending settings7+ years of senior-level management and supervisory experienceDemonstrated experience raising or managing capital from banks, foundations, institutional lenders, and government agenciesDeep expertise in ALM, capital planning, credit risk, liquidity risk, and enterprise risk managementProficiency with financial modeling, multi-year forecasting, and business intelligence (BI) toolsExperience with CDFI compliance, federal/state funder requirements, and nonprofit financial reporting Why PCAP?At PCAP, your financial leadership will not just appear in reports it will show up in the communities we serve. We offer:A mission you can be proud of every single dayA collaborative, committed executive team that values diverse perspectivesThe opportunity to shape organizational strategy at the highest levelA culture that rewards innovation, resilience, and genuine partnershipCompensation, Location and Benefits:The compensation range for this position is between $113,734 to $205,000, commensurate with experience. Preferred candidates will be in a commutable distance to PCAP’s Charles Town, WV, office, or willing to relocate to the area. This is a hybrid role, requiring you to be onsite a minimum of 2-3 days each week.PCAP offers a generous slate of benefits including medical, dental, vision, life, short-term, and long-term disability insurances, 403(b) retirement, Flexible Spending Account (medical and dependent care), paid time-off and holidays, and professional development, as well as other benefits and perks.About PCAPPCAP is a nonprofit CDFI with a deep commitment to closing the capital access gap for small business owners in low-income and historically underinvested communities. We provide flexible, mission-driven lending to entrepreneurs who are creating jobs, building wealth, and transforming their neighborhoods. Our work is powered by a team that believes financial tools can and should be instruments of equity.Application Instructions and DeadlineReady to make your financial expertise count for something bigger?Questions: For questions regarding this opportunity, please contact Kristin Richards krichards@hciadvisorygroup.comApplication Deadline: Please submit your required application materials (e.g., Resume and Cover Letter), by Friday, June 12, 2026.