The Treasurer will need to have the time to give to the role to ensure the effective financial management of the organisation. There are a maximum of eleven board meetings a year (monthly) typically lasting 2 hours per meeting. We estimate around two days per month.

Responsibilities

• Reconciling bank accounts and producing financial statements for board meetings
• Ensuring tax-related documents are filed on time and accurate internal records maintained 
• Managing the board's review of and action on its financial responsibilities
• Assisting the team leads in preparing annual budgets for board approval
• Ensuring OSN’s use of funds complies with conditions set by funding bodies
• Reviewing annual audits and fielding any questions
• Administration of payroll where necessary 

Person Specification

• Significant accounting and financial experience
• A commitment to values including anti-racism, trans inclusion and youth-led change
• Understanding of the legal duties, responsibilities and liabilities the Treasurer role
• Strategic thinking
• Good independent judgement
• A willingness to ask questions, speak your mind give constructive criticism 
• An ability to work as part of a team
• A commitment to learning about PSH and violence against women and Girls (VAWG)