Board Treasurer

The treasurer serves as the key financial officer and is responsible for overseeing the accuracy of financial reports presented at board meetings. This involves entering receipts, then reconciling income and expenses entered into Quick Books. In addition, the treasurer is responsible for preparing the annual Form 990, which is due to the Internal Revenue Service by November, and for collaborating with the Operations Director in preparing the annual budget for board review and approval at the final board meeting of each year in June.

The treasurer will also hold banking privileges and check signing authorization on all organization bank accounts.

Financial management experience is critical. Nonprofit accounting experience highly desired. Knowledge of and experience with Quick Books Online preferred.