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ARCH Financial Management Committee
Contact: arch-finance@restonarch.org
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Financial Management: Arch will establish and
manage to a conservative annual budget, funding ARCH Member-serving
activities within the available revenue. The only currently approved
source of ARCH revenue is the Annual Dues paid by the Members. The
Board, with the guidance and support of the Finance Committee, will not
authorize annual expenditures in excess of available revenue, and ARCH
will not accumulate a capital surplus. For each fiscal year, in the
Annual Meeting of Members, the Treasurer will present a review of the
prior year finances and a proposed annual budget. The Members must agree
to and approve the proposed budget, including actions to reconcile any
funding shortfalls or surplus. The ARCH Finance
Committee (AFC), chaired by the Treasurer,
will support these important tasks.
Volunteers are needed to:
- Support the financial management and budgeting
operations of the corporation, including but not limited to;
- Posting and reconciling the basic accounting
records of the corporation, essentially the posting of receipts and
disbursements;
- Assist in developing the annual budget and
preparing periodic analysis of budget variance;
- Review and analyze budget surplus or deficiencies
and recommend alternatives to the ARCH Board.
- Applicable skills include experience with basic
bookkeeping, a working knowledge of Excel or comparable budgeting
tools, and/or experience as a financial analyst.
Financial Management Committee Charter
(September 2004)
A standing ARCH Finance
Committee appointed by, and accountable to the Board,
will provide oversight and support of the ARCH fiscal process. The ARCH
Finance Committee shall be comprised of three or more members as
determined and appointed annually by the Board, each of whom shall be
free from any relationship that, in the opinion of the Board, would
interfere with the exercise of his or her independent judgment as a
member of the Committee. The Chair of the Finance Committee shall be the
ARCH Treasurer.
Arch will establish and manage
to a conservative annual budget, funding ARCH Member-serving activities
within the available revenue. The only currently approved source of ARCH
revenue is the Annual Dues paid by the Members. The Board, with the
guidance and support of the Finance Committee, will not authorize annual
expenditures in excess of available revenue, and ARCH will not
accumulate a capital surplus. For each fiscal year, in the Annual
Meeting of Members, the Treasurer will present a review of the prior
year finances and a proposed annual budget. The Members must agree to
and approve the proposed budget, including actions to reconcile any
funding shortfalls or surplus.
The ARCH Finance Committee
will be responsible for:
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Consulting with the
President on the ongoing annual budget process of the corporation;
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Preparing, making
recommendations and analyzing alternatives for the next annual
budget submitted to the President and Board for adoption, prior to
approval by the Members;
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Developing and
recommending long range financial objectives for the association;
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Review any potential risk
exposure and the steps the Board has taken to monitor and control
such exposure, including, but not limited to a review of ARCH's
insurance coverage.
The ARCH Finance Committee -
Structure and Resource Requirements:
The ARCH Finance Committee
(AFC) will provide oversight and support of
the ARCH fiscal process. The Finance Committee shall be comprised of
three or more members as determined and appointed annually by the Board,
each of whom shall be free from any relationship that, in the opinion of
the Board, would interfere with the exercise of his or her independent
judgment as a member of the Committee. The Chair of the Finance
Committee shall be the ARCH Treasurer.
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