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Non-Executive Director - Finance

Acorn by Synergie
Posted 3 days ago, valid for a month
Location

Cardiff, South Glamorgan CF5 1DR, Wales

Salary

£40,000 - £70,000 per annum

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Contract type

Full Time

Sonic Summary

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  • Salary: Volunteering basis with agreed expenses covered
  • Experience: Significant senior level experience within finance
  • Year of Experience Required: Candidates will be expected to evidence their suitability and present how they will add value within the current WRL board
  • Time Commitment: circa 25 days per year plus attendance at some matches and key events
  • Location: Remote working or at venues of the game

The Wales Rugby League (WRL) is the governing body for the Sport of Rugby League in Wales. We are looking to appoint a new NED to join us at a truly exciting time in our sport. You will have an opportunity to build on our achievements as an organisation, capitalise on the foundations for success already established, navigate us through a fast-changing socio-political climate and will drive the organisation forward as a high performing national governing body. We believe that Rugby League is more than a sport. It is a cultural identity, a passion, a way of life, and a practical force for good in communities. Its history is one of determination to succeed against the odds, to fight discrimination and intolerance, and to be an honest and authentic sport, which cares enough to make a difference to its fans, their families, and communities. Since 1908 where the first Wales Rugby league field team beat New Zealand 9-8, we have delivered a sport that delights fans across the country. We are proud of who we are, the value we add to sport and society, and the difference we make, together. Wales Rugby League operate with three working Sub Committees: Performance - This will allow the focus of WRL to develop and growing the grassroots game, driving participation, performance of the Wales teams and clear pathways both in the community and national games. Commercial, Finance and Risk Subcommittee - This will allow the focus of WRL to ensure the governing body is on good financial governance with a focus on creating win-win partnerships as we look to develop the game across Wales. Governance - This will allow WRL to ensure that the governing body is built on solid cooperate governance, working alongside Sport Wales to ensure we take best practices and continue to grow as a governing body. An opportunity has arisen for an individual to join the Board as Non-Executive Director (NED): Director of Finance. In addition to providing independent judgement and objective challenge on issues of strategy, governance, performance, and resources, the individual role holders will be expected to hold significant senior level experience within their respective business area. We seek an exceptional, inclusive leader to fill this role, who will bring the skills and credibility to provide independent support and challenge to the Board and other relevant stakeholders. You will be able to evidence competency in decision making, enabling you to contribute to the Board and assist in determining the strategic direction of the organisation. You will be a natural collaborator, able to build effective relationships with all stakeholders both within and external to Rugby League. With high levels of political sensitivity, diplomacy, and judgement, you will offer excellent ambassadorial and networking skills. Candidates will be expected to evidence their suitability and present how they will add value within the current WRL board. Time Commitment: circa 25 days per year plus attendance at some matches and key events. Location: Remote working or at venues of the game Term: Initial term of three years. Non-executive Directors may serve a maximum of 6 (made up of 2 x 3 year terms). Remuneration: The role is on a volunteering basis where agreed expense will be covered. WRL recognises the enhanced creativity, performance, and legitimacy of an organisation that embraces and celebrates diversity, and are actively striving to realise these benefits at Board and beyond. We recognise that to fully deliver on our mission and be true to our guiding principles, we must be representative of the communities which we serve. We have committed to achieving gender parity and greater diversity on our Board, and strongly encourage applications from suitably qualified candidates from under-represented sections of the community, whether based on sex, gender, race, disability, sexuality, lower socio-economic groups, or other characteristics. We would be pleased to discuss our culture and commitments with any interested individuals. How to apply:If you are interested in this role, please submit your CV and cover letter to .

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