FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of the Chief Financial Officer at the University of Cambridge?
The main responsibilities include overseeing all financial operations, shaping financial strategy, leading transformation programmes, optimising processes, driving efficiencies, and enhancing transparency while ensuring alignment with the University's goals.
What qualifications are required for the CFO position?
The ideal candidate should have a strong background as a financial leader with a proven track record in large and complex organisations, experience leading transformation programmes, and a successful delivery history in ambitious financial strategies.
Who will the CFO report to?
The CFO will report directly to the Vice Chancellor of the University of Cambridge.
What type of environment should candidates be prepared to work in?
Candidates should be prepared to thrive in a dynamic and multifaceted stakeholder environment.
How can interested candidates apply for this position?
Interested candidates can apply by quoting reference EN45275 in their application and any correspondence about the vacancy.
Who can candidates contact for more information about the role?
Candidates can contact Stephen Crookbain at Korn Ferry or Peter Guilder for further details about the role.
Is the University of Cambridge an equal opportunity employer?
Yes, the University actively supports equality, diversity, and inclusion and encourages applications from all sections of society.
What is the University’s stance on eligibility to work in the UK?
The University has a responsibility to ensure that all employees are eligible to live and work in the UK.