Interested in finance? A chance to join the Federal Finance and Resources Committee

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Interested in finance? A chance to join the Federal Finance and Resources Committee

By The Voice | Thu 25th January 2024 - 12:25 pm

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Would you like to contribute to the running of our party?

The Federal Finance and Resources Committee has a casual vacancy for a volunteer member, which will be filled by the Federal Board. Applications are invited with a closing date of 12th February.

There are full details of the context and responsibilities on the party website, but here is some extracts:

This is your opportunity to play a pivotal role in the Party’s work in a volunteer non-executive position. You will help us win by ensuring our financial resources are well used.

You must be a member of the Liberal Democrats and able to demonstrate your affinity with the values of the party, as well as an understanding of its structures, relationships and financial needs.

Prior professional experience in a relevant field, such as finance or risk, and/or experience as a non-executive, trustee, or similar scrutiny role, is highly desirable. Also desirable is experience with understanding and managing how financial decisions sit within a complex stakeholder environment.

Interested? All you need to know, including how to apply, is here.

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One Comment

James Young 25th Jan '24 - 6:07pm

Not sure I am interested, but if I was I would fight for constituencies to get far more money from the centre than they currently do.

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