Treasurer to the Board of Trustees

DeedMob B.V; Hitchin; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 45,000; Part time

Job summary

Join North Herts & Stevenage Centre for Voluntary Services as a Treasurer. This pivotal role involves overseeing financial health and decision-making to enhance community impact. You’ll work alongside diverse professionals and champions of inclusion, ensuring strategic directions are in line with community values. This is a unique opportunity to leave a legacy of positive change while growing your financial leadership skills in a supportive environment.

Benefits

Meaningful impact within the community

Professional growth and skill enhancement

Networking opportunities with community leaders

Qualifications

• Strong understanding of financial management and reporting required.
• Experience in board-level financial oversight is beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Guide financial well-being of NH&SCVS through oversight and strategic input.
• Collaborate with the Chief Executive on financial strategy and resource management.
• Review budgets and financial statements for accuracy and alignment.

Skills

Financial Acumen

Strategic Vision

Analytical Thinking

Collaborative Leadership

Education

Background in finance, accounting, or related field

Job description

North Herts & Stevenage Centre for Voluntary Services (NH&SCVS) is a dynamic and impactful infrastructure charity dedicated to championing and supporting the voluntary, community, faith, and social ...

Hitchin, Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom

North Herts & Stevenage Centre for Voluntary Services

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Summary

Summary

Could you support our community focused charity to oversee our financial position, decision-making and transparency?

Detailed description

About Us:

North Herts & Stevenage Centre for Voluntary Services (NH&SCVS) is a dynamic and impactful infrastructure charity dedicated to supporting and transforming the voluntary, community, faith, and social enterprise sector (VCFSE). With a steadfast commitment to driving positive change, NH&SCVS provides essential support and resources to non-profit organisations, ensuring they operate efficiently, sustainably, and legally.

Purpose of the Role:

As Treasurer to the Board of Trustees, you will play a pivotal role in guiding the financial well-being of NH&SCVS, directly contributing to the organisation's ability to create lasting impact within our community. Your expertise will be crucial in maintaining effective financial oversight, strategic decision-making, and ensuring transparency in financial matters.

What Will Be Required:

• Collaborate with fellow Trustees and the Chief Executive to develop and oversee NH&SCVS's financial strategy and policies.
• Provide astute financial guidance, ensuring prudent management of resources and adherence to regulatory requirements.
• Review and approve budgets, financial statements, and audits, ensuring accuracy and alignment with organisational goals.
• Engage actively in discussions, offering insights on financial implications of strategic initiatives and risk management.

Meetings:

Board meetings are quarterly and held in the early evening. These are usually in-person at our Hitchin office, but with an option to join virtually. The Treasurer would also need to attend quarterly Finance & Risk Committee meetings, usually held on-line near the end of the working day. Liaison with the CEO, COO and Finance Manager will also be required.

Skills and Qualities for a Trustee and Treasurer:

Financial Acumen: Likely a background in finance, accounting, or a related field, with a deep understanding of financial management and reporting.

Strategic Vision: The ability to align financial strategies with NH&SCVS's mission, contributing to its sustainable growth and positive impact.

Analytical Thinker: Proficiency in analysing complex financial data, identifying trends, and making informed decisions.

Collaborative Leadership: A willingness to work as part of a diverse team, offering guidance and fostering a positive and inclusive organisational culture.

What's In It For You:

• Meaningful Impact: Contribute to the growth and success of an organisation dedicated to strengthening communities and uplifting those in need.
• Professional Growth: Enhance your leadership, financial management, and strategic decision-making skills, working alongside experienced professionals from various fields.
• Networking Opportunities: Connect with fellow Trustees, community leaders, and experts in the VCFSE sector, expanding your horizons and influence.

Valuing Inclusion and the Roles of Volunteers:

At NH&SCVS, we firmly believe in the power of diversity and inclusion. As Treasurer, you will champion these values, ensuring that our financial strategies uphold our commitment to equality and accessibility. Additionally, you will appreciate the invaluable contributions of our volunteers, recognizing their dedication and vital role in driving positive change within our community.

Join Our Transformative Journey:

Embark on a fulfilling journey as Treasurer to the Board of Trustees at NH&SCVS, where your financial expertise and visionary leadership will shape the future of our organisation. Be a driving force in fostering social progress, empowering non-profit organizations, and leaving a lasting legacy of positive change.

Apply now to be part of something greater – a community united by purpose and dedicated to creating a better tomorrow.

About North Herts & Stevenage Centre for Voluntary Services

North Herts & Stevenage Centre for Voluntary Services (NH&SCVS) is a dynamic and impactful infrastructure charity dedicated to championing and supporting the voluntary, community, faith, and social enterprise sector (VCFSE). With a steadfast commitment to driving positive change, NH&SCVS provides essential support and resources to non-profit organisations, ensuring they operate efficiently, sustainably, and legally. See more opportunities by North Herts & Stevenage Centre for Voluntary Services