Falayi Adu serves as the Director of Finance at McLean Project for the Arts, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the financial landscape of this esteemed non-profit organization. With a robust background in accounting and financial management across small businesses, non-profits, and public...
Falayi Adu serves as the Director of Finance at McLean Project for the Arts, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the financial landscape of this esteemed non-profit organization. With a robust background in accounting and financial management across small businesses, non-profits, and public entities, Falayi brings a wealth of expertise to his position. His responsibilities include leading the annual budgeting and planning process in collaboration with the Executive Director, ensuring that all financial plans align with the organization’s strategic goals. By administering and reviewing budgets, he effectively monitors progress and implements changes as necessary, producing insightful monthly budget versus actual reports that guide decision-making.
Falayi is also instrumental in generating comprehensive financial reports for various foundation and funder grants, maintaining a meticulous shared grant reporting calendar to ensure compliance with all due dates. His innovative problem-solving skills and advanced proficiency in budgeting and accounting software, including Oracle and QuickBooks, enable him to streamline financial operations and enhance reporting accuracy.
In addition to his technical skills, Falayi’s leadership and management capabilities shine through in his ability to train and develop team members, fostering a culture of collaboration and excellence. His strategic planning and project management skills are essential in navigating the complexities of financial oversight, ensuring that McLean Project for the Arts not only meets its fiscal responsibilities but also maximizes its economic impact within the community. Through his dedication and expertise, Falayi Adu continues to drive the financial health of the organization, positioning it for sustainable growth and success in the arts sector.
