Office of the Chief Financial Officer

**What We Do** OCFO, under the supervision of the Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Deputy CFO, and Associate CFO, is responsible for: - Developing, administering, and supporting the EPA performance management system involving strategic planning, annual planning; budget formulation and execution; performance measurement and analysis; enterprise risk management; evidence and evaluation; continuous improvement; and the accountability framework for environmental, fiscal, and managerial results; - Overseeing, maintaining, and supporting Agency resource and financial management functions, including budget formulation, preparation and execution agency budgets; national, local and specialized accounting; financial and customer services; the Working Capital Fund management and oversight; payroll support; and implementation and testing of internal controls as part of the agency’s environmental risk management program; - Defining, creating, operating, and securing shared information technology solutions and data for budget, financial, and performance management, in support of agency operations and mission; - Managing the Agency’s E-Enterprise for the Environment Program for collaborative leadership amongst state and tribal partners focused on streamlining and modernizing environmental program implementation; - Liaising, communicating, and coordinating budget, financial, and/or performance management matters within the Agency, and between EPA and cognizant Congressional committees and staff, respective White House Offices including the Office of Management and Budget, the Government Accountability Office, and other oversight or assessment organizations. To carry out these functions, OCFO collaborates, coordinates, and interacts with a variety of stakeholders, both internal and external to the Agency at multiple levels including at the national level.