ATC Board of Directors: Call for expressions of interest
Would you like to contribute your skills and experience to promote the Tibet human rights cause, in a direct and valuable way?
As part of its succession planning, Australia Tibet Council is seeking suitable, committed Tibet supporters to join its Board of Directors.
The Board of Directors
The Board and its directors are legally responsible for ATC’s management and finances.
The Board oversees ATC’s strategy, campaign planning and implementation. It is responsible for ATC’s financial management and organisational policies. We are a diverse and welcoming team with a collegial approach to decision making.
Director positions are voluntary and there is no financial remuneration. Applicants are invited from all Australian states.
Skills and experience
We are currently looking for one or more directors with skills in financial management.
Applicants should have a strong commitment to the Tibet cause, be well informed about ATC’s work and be willing to commit a few hours per week.
Expectations
Directors are expected to:
- attend all Board meetings, which are held every six weeks via teleconference for around 90 minutes;
- be well prepared to discuss and make decisions on strategic and financial matters before the Board;
serve a full term (the current term will finish at the Annual General Meeting in 2022); - participate in the work of Board committees;
- participate in fundraising and advocacy activities; and
- attend a Strategy workshop to plan the work of the year ahead.
Membership of ATC as a Voice For Tibet (monthly giver) is required of all Board Members.
For more information, please go to ATC Board of Directors: Role, Structure and Operations (or see contact details below).
If this role appeals to you, please submit a detailed CV outlining your skills and expertise to:
Annie Wale, ATC Director anniewale@atc.org.au
and
Katie Camarena, ATC Co-chair katie.camarena@atc.org.au
The deadline for applications is 5 pm on 15 November 2021.
