Job Description
Job title: Finance & Administration Manager
Reporting to: Chief Executive
Hours: Full time (35 hours a week Mon- Fri)
Rate of pay: £22,000 - £24,000 per annum
General duties
- Manage all of the finance and administration function associated with a small charity
- Liaise with the charity’s treasurer and external auditors
- Support the team and actively get involved with supporting all areas of the business
- Provide some administrative support to the Chief Executive and Chairman
- Prepare reports to the trustees as and when required
Day to day duties
- Be the first point of contact via telephone & email
- Open, process and send post
- Organise couriers
- Order office stationery
- Update database with any changes to records (eg address)
- Send out and process membership renewals including taking credit card payments
- Add new members to the database and send out new membership packs
- Add all gifts to database and acknowledge
- Act as database administrator, overseeing users permissions and privileges
- Process orders from the online shop and health professionals and add orders to the database
- Conduct stock checks of publications & shop items
- Obtain quotes and order publications & shop items
- Conduct mail-outs as and when required by post & email
- Organise meeting bookings and take minutes when required
- Organise NASS attendance at national & international conferences (book stand, create/send materials, arrange staff cover, book travel & accommodation)
- Ensure that documentation is properly filed
- Complete daily back up of data
Financial duties
- Process invoices and arrange payment
- Ensure all cheques and cash are deposited weekly and maintain weekly banking sheets
- Maintain petty cash record
- Monitor business credit card use
- Prepare monthly management accounts
- Liaise with treasurer and auditors on annual account production, including branch returns
- Process direct debit payments and add them to the database
- Contribute to the budgeting process
Office management
- Arrange office maintenance such as cleaners & repairs
- Monitor IT, telephones, utilities and insurance renewals
- Arrange recycling & shredding
- Act as fire warden and keep fire safety record up to date
- Review Health & Safety measures in office
- Arrange annual fire extinguisher checks and electrical testing
- Arrange work station assessments for staff as required
Other duties
- Website updating and administration
- Participate in team meetings
- Participate in NASS team training and team projects as required
- Participate in relevant external events
- Work with other charities or organisations as appropriate
- Maintain confidentiality at all times and ensure respect for all other members of staff
- Actively embrace and promote the work of NASS, helping develop improved services for people with ankylosing spondylitis
- Occasional weekend and evening work for which time of in lieu will be granted
- The team at NASS is small and so you may from time to time be asked to undertake other ad-hoc duties commensurate with the grading of the role
Person Specification
Criteria / Essential / DesirableExperience /
- Strong background in administration
- Ability to communicate effectively with a wide range of people
- Office management
- Good understanding of the third sector
- Understanding of the AS sector
Knowledge /
- A relevant accounting qualification
- GCSE English & maths or equivalent
- Understanding of AS and its treatment
- Charity guidelines and legal requirements
- Knowledge of Sage 50 Accounts and Raiser’s Edge
Skills and Abilities /
- Working as part of a team
- Self-starter, able to work on own initiative
- Excellent written and spoken English
- Presentation skills
- Computer skills
- Organised and efficient
- Pro active, can-do attitude
- Flexible and enthusiastic
- Previous use of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and databases
Personal Circumstances & Attributes /
- Work out of hours