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Board Treasurer (Voluntary) - Success Works Partners Inc.

Success Works Partners Inc

Success Works Partners Inc. supports women affected by the criminal justice system to gain and maintain employment. Incorporated in April 2022, it's a not-for-profit run by employed staff and a volunteer Board. Its objectives are to break down barriers to employment for these women, build their confidence and skills (both post-release and while serving community-based sentences), work with employers to create job opportunities, and reduce women's re-offending rates in NSW

Key duties

The Treasurer chairs the Finance and Risk Committee (alongside the Board Chair, CEO, and Finance Manager) and is responsible for:

  • Ensuring compliance and financial reporting obligations are met
  • Preparing for and chairing the monthly Finance Committee meeting
  • Reporting regularly to the Board on financial position and performance
  • Co-authorising the annual audit/financial report
  • Recommending the annual audited financial report to the membership at the AGM
  • Preparing and submitting the Annual Information Statement (AIS) to the ACNC
  • Co-signing (with the CEO) funding and performance agreements as required
  • Signing contracts on behalf of the Board as required
  • Reviewing the budget with the CEO before recommending it to the Board
  • Co-authorising cheques or EFTs on behalf of the organisation, as required

Skills and experience

  • Sound experience in financial reporting, and in compliance and risk oversight
  • Experience in governance and strategic leadership — preferably within the not-for-profit sector — is an advantage

Impact of the position

The Board holds ultimate responsibility for Success Works' governance — ensuring the organisation meets its legal requirements and stays accountable to donors, stakeholders, and government. As Treasurer, the role sits at the centre of that accountability: sound financial oversight directly enables the organisation to keep operating, remain compliant with regulators like the ACNC, and sustain the funding relationships that let it deliver its core mission — helping women affected by the justice system become work-ready, matched with employers, and financially self-sufficient, ultimately contributing to lower re-offending rates in NSW.

For more information or to submit an application please contact:

Gabrielle Droulers

[email protected]

0438500413

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