Are you a strategic finance leader with a passion for mission-driven work? Join a globally recognized nonprofit organization that brings joy and learning to children and families through media, education, and outreach. Our client is looking for a Director of Revenue Finance to play a key role in managing the financial health of a dynamic revenue portfolio that spans content distribution, licensing, and philanthropic partnerships—both domestically and internationally.

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About the Role:

As Director of Revenue Finance, you’ll lead forecasting, budgeting, reporting, and financial operations for several high-impact revenue streams. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys building financial models, partnering cross-functionally, and driving results through collaboration and insight. You’ll serve as a trusted advisor to business leads and present strategic recommendations to senior leadership—all while ensuring financial integrity and operational excellence.

Key Responsibilities:

· Oversee financial planning, reporting, and budgeting across your revenue portfolio

· Partner with departments to support deal memos, licensing, and distribution agreements

· Manage cash flow forecasting and multi-year financial plans

· Ensure compliance with accounting standards (US GAAP) and support global audit activities

· Collaborate with international offices on local financial reporting, VAT, and transfer pricing

· Support revenue recognition, variance analysis, and performance reporting

For immediate consideration please email Ronny.Cohen@roberthalf.

· Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting or related field

· 4+ years of progressive finance experience

· Strong budgeting/forecasting experience

· International experience is a plus

· Licensing experience is preferred

· Ability to communicate financial insights to stakeholders at all levels

· A self-starter who thrives both independently and in a collaborative team culture