Volunteer: Treasurer

Overview

Volunteer: Treasurer - Business to Arts role on the Board of Directors of Business to Arts. This is a Trustee position within a CLG, with a focus on financial leadership to support the organisation's mission.

As long-term Board members' terms come to an end, we are seeking passionate individuals to join our dynamic Board of Directors to deliver upon our strategic priorities and help achieve our vision of an Ireland where business and the arts in partnership inspire and shape the world around us. Specifically, we are looking for a Treasurer.

Your Impact

As a Trustee, you will play a pivotal role in driving strategic initiatives that promote the transformative power of arts–business collaboration. Your insights will guide efforts to foster meaningful connections between businesses, artists, and cultural organisations, leading to greater social impact and sustainable growth.

Key Responsibilities (for this role in a CLG)

• Financial Oversight And Reporting: Ensure accurate and timely preparation and presentation of financial statements and reports to the Board. Monitor the company's financial health by regularly reviewing financial statements and KPIs. Oversee the development and implementation of financial policies and procedures.
• Budgeting And Financial Planning: Lead the annual budgeting process in collaboration with the CEO, financial controller/bookkeeper, and executive management. Provide financial analysis and guidance on strategic planning initiatives and funding options. Ensure alignment of financial strategies and budgets with the organisation's goals.
• Internal Controls And Compliance: Ensure appropriate internal controls to safeguard assets and compliance with relevant financial regulations and best practices. Oversee preparation and submission of statutory financial returns and reports.
• Audit And Risk Management: Coordinate the annual audit process with external auditors; review and monitor implementation of audit recommendations. Identify and manage financial risks with appropriate mitigation strategies.
• Board Engagement And Communication: Present financial reports at Board meetings with clear explanations. Advise the Board on financial matters, investments, funding strategies, and risk management. Liaise with the Governance, Finance & Audit committee and other board committees as necessary.
• Support And Mentorship: Provide guidance to the CEO and Executive team on financial matters; mentor other Board members on financial oversight.

Qualifications And Experience

• Educational Background: Degree in finance, accounting, business administration, or related field. A professional accounting qualification (e.g., CPA, ACCA, CIMA) is highly desirable.
• Experience: Significant experience in a senior financial management role, ideally within not-for-profit or corporate sectors. Previous not-for-profit board experience is an advantage.
• Skills And Competencies: Strong understanding of financial management, analytical skills, proficiency in financial software, excellent communication and presentation abilities, high ethical standards.

Personal Attributes

• Leadership
• Collaboration
• Attention To Detail
• Judgment
• Commitment

Time Commitment

The role requires significant time, including preparation for and attendance at board meetings, finance committee meetings, and related events; availability to respond to financial matters as needed.

How to Apply

To apply, submit an expression of interest letter outlining your qualifications and motivation for serving as a trustee, along with your resume/CV, before c.o.b. Wednesday 8 October 2025.

About Business To Arts

Business to Arts is a 37-year-old registered charity that connects the corporate and cultural sectors through purposeful partnerships. Our mission is to encourage investment in the arts for the benefit of wider society and to drive positive social impact by supporting the growth and sustainability of the arts sector. We welcome applications from all backgrounds and experiences to foster diversity, equity, and inclusion.

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