Chief Investment Officer (CIO)

Role Description The Chief Investment Officer (CIO) is a part-time remote role responsible for overseeing and guiding the organization’s investment strategy to support long-term growth and sustainability-focused initiatives. The CIO will develop and implement investment policies, design portfolio allocation frameworks, and manage investment risk aligned with organizational objectives. Day-to-day tasks include monitoring financial markets, evaluating new investment opportunities, conducting due diligence, and preparing investment reports and forecasts for leadership. The CIO will collaborate with senior stakeholders to align capital allocation with mission-driven projects and may coordinate with external advisors, fund managers, and impact investors to optimize financial performance and social and environmental impact.
Qualifications
Strong expertise in Investment Strategies and Investments, with a demonstrated ability to design and execute coherent investment approaches.
Proficiency in Investment Management and Portfolio Management, including asset allocation, risk management, and performance evaluation.
Solid foundation in Finance, with experience in financial analysis, modeling, and interpreting economic and market trends.
Experience or strong interest in impact investing, sustainable finance, or ESG-focused portfolios is highly beneficial.
Proven track record in a senior investment leadership role, preferably as CIO, portfolio manager, or similar position.
Excellent analytical, strategic thinking, and decision-making skills, with clear, concise communication to non-financial stakeholders.
Ability to work independently in a remote, part-time capacity while collaborating effectively with a distributed team.
Advanced degree in Finance, Economics, Business, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience; relevant certifications (e.g., CFA) are a plus.

Work arrangement
Yes