War on Want is seeking an experienced financial professional to become a Trustee and join the Council of Management in providing financial oversight and advice in the role of a voluntary Treasurer. This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced finance or auditing professional to participate in a dynamic and passionate team.

As Treasurer, you will play a key role in supporting War on Want’s Board and Senior Management Team to develop and implement the next 5 year strategy. You will have experience in overseeing financial, internal controls and risk management matters of the charity in line with good practice, our governing document and legal requirements and will report on these to the Board.

The Treasurer is expected to attend and chair quarterly Finance and Resources Committee (FRC) Meetings and attend quarterly Board meetings.
This is a voluntary position where reasonable travel expenses will be reimbursed in line with War on Want’s expenses guidelines.

To apply: Please email a CV with a covering letter outlining your interest in the stated role, and how you feel your skills and expertise will help you to fulfil the responsibilities in the terms of reference to applications@waronwant.org. If you would like to know more about the role, please contact Asad Rehman on 0207 324 5051.

Application deadline: 30 November 2018
Posted: 01/01/2019
Closes:
Location
Based in London (near Old Street)
Job type
Salary
£Unpaid - Voluntary
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