Board Treasurer
The Board of Directors of the Wisconsin CASA Association is seeking a qualified, dedicated board treasurer. Board responsibilities include attending bi-monthly meetings, sub-committee involvement, financial commitment to our organization, and other activities as deemed necessary by the Board.
This is a volunteer, unpaid position.
Wisconsin CASA Association Board of Directors
Board Treasurer
The Board of Directors of the Wisconsin CASA Association is seeking a qualified, dedicated board treasurer. Board responsibilities include attending bi-monthly meetings, sub-committee involvement, financial commitment to our organization, and other activities as deemed necessary by the Board. This is a working board committed to diversity and to supporting the mission of Wisconsin CASA.
Mission Statement:
Wisconsin Court Appointed Special Advocates (“CASA”) champions the needs of abused and neglected children by supporting and expanding local CASA programs.
Vision Statement:
Every child has a voice and a hopeful future.
Prospective Wisconsin CASA Board Members will:
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Believe in and be willing to support the Wisconsin CASA mission statement
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Be asked to make a commitment to serve a 3-year term
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Participate in Board Orientation
Wisconsin CASA Board Members will strive to:
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Establish policies of administration that are in harmony with the purpose and goals of the CASA Network
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Employ and evaluate the performance of Wisconsin CASA staff
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Secure funds required for current expenses by actively participating in funding efforts
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Ensure that the financial affairs of the organization are conducted responsibly and in accordance with established policies
Duties of Individual Wisconsin CASA Board Members:
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Attend at least 75% of the bi-monthly board meetings
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Inform the Executive Director if you cannot attend a meeting
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Read agenda materials and keep informed on current issues and trends affecting child welfare based on areas of expertise
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Attend and participate in committee meetings to which appointed
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The duty to exercise reasonable care when making decisions as a steward of Wisconsin CASA
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Become a financial supporter of the organization
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Assume leadership in organizational funding efforts
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Actively promotes and represents the purposes of Wisconsin CASA and its network through effective communication with affiliates, the public, legislative bodies and other organizations as appropriate
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Take no private action that will compromise the board or staff and respects the confidentiality of information that is shared or discussed with and by the board
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Represent the entire state in board deliberations
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Adopt the annual budget
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Provide input on general policies and legislative positions
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Participate in the nomination and election of officers as needed
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Review and adopt the Wisconsin CASA strategic plan, goals and objectives
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Fulfill other duties as provided by the bylaws and policies of the organization
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Be informed about CASA programs, policies and services
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Be informed about the needs of the communities and children served by CASA volunteers
Treasurer Role and Responsibilities:
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The Treasurer is an Officer of the Wisconsin CASA Board of Directors
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The Treasurer is also a member of the Executive and Finance Committee for the Board of Directors
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Average time commitment:
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Regularly scheduled board meetings – every other month for 2 hrs.
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Committee meetings – once per quarter for 1hr.
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Monthly financials – 3 hrs. per month.
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Bi-weekly entry of payroll transaction reports and entry of employee retirement contributions
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Monthly entry and/or supervision of data entry for AP and AR transactions (use of QuickBooks)
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Generation of monthly financial reports:
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Bank Reconciliation
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P&L Statement
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Actual to Budget Report
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Signer on WI CASA bank accounts
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Works with the Executive Director in the creation of the annual budget
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Annual Audit:
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Work with the Executive Director to complete the annual audit effectively and efficiently
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Provide documentation and samples as requested
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Respond to auditor requests and questions as needed
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Provide a Fiscal Report to the Wisconsin CASA Board of Directors at regularly scheduled meetings and as needed between meetings
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Participation in an annual evaluation of vendor and insurance coverages/premiums
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Lead any Request for Proposal (RFP) efforts
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Qualifications:
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Understanding of financial principles, budgeting, and financial reporting.
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Familiarity with nonprofit budgeting and cash flow projections.
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A good understanding of balance sheets, profit and loss accounts, and cash flows.
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Proficient in QuickBooks and Microsoft Office applications (Excel, Word)
Email with interest to apply: board@wisconsin-casa.org