University Fraser Valley – Associate Vice-President, Finance
Listed on 2026-03-05
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Finance & Banking
Financial Manager, CFO -
Management
Financial Manager, CFO
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University of the Fraser Valley – Associate Vice-President, Finance
Location: Abbotsford, BC
Reporting to the Vice-President, Administration / CFO (“VPA/CFO”), the Associate Vice-President, Finance (“AVPF”) provides leadership and management of financial operations and reporting at UFV, modernizing and streamlining the university’s budgeting, reporting, procurement, internal controls, financial policies and financial systems. The AVPF provides strategic and tactical insight into the development of UFV’s annual and long-term operating and capital budgets and has management accountability for the financial operations and sustainability of the institution.
They ensure the VPA/CFO has timely, meaningful and accurate financial information for executive leadership and governing bodies and contributes to a culture of service excellence across the portfolio.
The role emphasizes operational effectiveness, continuous improvement, and proactive risk management. The AVPF leads with a strong commitment to Indigenization and equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI), actively fostering a workplace that welcomes diverse perspectives and supports the success of all employees.
This is an outstanding opportunity for a progressive financial leader to make a meaningful contribution across a thriving institution. The AVPF ensures financial strategies, systems, and services effectively support an organization that continues to evolve and grow by aligning financial stewardship with UFV’s strategic priorities. They foster transparency, accountability, and innovation. In partnership with academic and administrative leaders, the role strengthens financial governance and builds institutional capacity to support change, growth, and a culture of informed decision-making.
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