Under general supervision the Senior Counsel is responsible for drafting and/or reviewing documents relating to the development of affordable housing and other legal documents, including but not limited to, procurement solicitations, contracts, license agreements, leases for non-residential properties, Board resolutions, human resources policies, etcetera. In addition, the Senior Counsel will be responsible for advising management on issues involving the agency’s public housing and voucher programs and reviewing or drafting correspondence and other documents relevant to the agency’s operations.

The Chief Operating Officer (COO) will be responsible for directing and executing Columbia Housing’s (CH) business management plans and directing the day-to-day operations, services, and housing programs of Columbia Housing. This position is responsible for establishing, implementing, and monitoring all management policies and procedures to be followed by staff in all aspects of housing programs administered by CH, as well as capital improvements, resident services and information technology related to such programming. The COO will assist the CEO in planning, developing, and promoting Columbia Housing’s development and housing programs and coordinate activities with local, state, and federal government agencies. Identify strategic development/acquisition targets and submit plans for accomplishing goals.

Under the supervision of the Executive Director, the Chief Finance Officer must possess the ability to oversee and direct the Housing Authority of the City of Camden’s (HACC) Finance Department.  This position requires experience with budget preparation, accounting, financial analysis, managerial financial reporting, cost benefit analysis and auditing as mandated and regulated by state and federal governments.  The position requires excellent analytical and communication skills as statistical and financial reporting is an essential element to this position.

This position involves directing an entire financial management team which encompasses coordinating and synthesizing all functional activities associated with budget preparation, accounting, financial analysis, managerial financial reporting, cost benefit analysis, and auditing.

The work involves the review, analysis, evaluation, and reporting on program accomplishments in financial terms, the comparison of program performance with operating plans and standards as reflected in financial data, and reporting on and interpreting financial information with the objective of promoting efficiency and economy in terms of the results or program benefits as compared to monetary expenditures.

The functions of this position also involve responsibility for developing, coordinating, and implementing financial policies, procedures, and plans as well as the development, coordination, and maintenance of a comprehensive system for the analysis, evaluation, and synthesis of financial data to provide the HACC management with effective financial control.

Reporting to the Chief Executive Officer, the Financial Management and Compliance Center Director leads the efficient and effective operation of the Financial Management and Compliance Center (FMCC); manages the financial and accounting activities of the Clearwater Housing Authority (CHA), Clearwater Housing Development Corporation (CHDC), and the Economies of Scale (EOS) partner agencies. Plans, organizes, directs, advises, monitors and reports on activities related to investments, accounting, budgeting, auditing, cash management, analysis and financial reporting; directs and administers internal quality control and compliance audits of program files; and ensures financial integrity and compliance with federal, state and local laws and regulations as well as investor requirements and agency policy of CHA, CHDC, and EOS partner agencies.