Assistant Treasurer job, is it a leadership role?
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YES IT IS A MANAGEMENT ROLE. GOOD LUCK!!
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Not sure of the situation as you did not elaborate but here are some questions you can ask yourself:  \n- What is your propensity for managing people and difficult situations?  \n- Are you ready for added responsibilities and burdens on your time?  \n- Do you feel you're up to a challenge in the workplace given the rest of thing things going on in your life right now?   \n- Do you have the support of your superiors, family and friends?\n- Does the increase in pay outweigh your doubts about not taking the position?\n\nDo what feels right for you and think it through.  Talk the pros and cons over with someone you trust.\n\nGood luck!
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well, this would take a lot of time to cover it... as a matter of fact; it varies depending on where this committee is formed and why... anyway, the president is usually the one who know-it-all, he is responsible for final decisions and actions taken by the committe he also presents the committee. the vice president helps and replaces the president in case of his/her absence, the tasks of the vice president also depend on the type of the committee and the reason of forming it but in general the tasks are not very much different from those of other committee members with higher authorities and accountability. the secretary helps the committee in regards to required correspondences, meeting minutes writing and keeping, filing and all other admin tasks.\nfinally the treasurer is the one who keeps financial records of the expenditures and funds...
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First of all it is "an" administrative position not "a" administrative position.\n\nWhy do you want this or any administrative position?  Yeah, I know, you need the money.  But let's get beyond that.  I assume you want to apply your training and the skills you have developed.  I assume you also want to gain more knowledge and experience to develop your career potential.  So say something like that: To obtain an administrative position in order to utilize my training, skills and abilities and develop my career potential.\n\nI think what that other person wrote was good as well.
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I don't believe that state has the title 'state treasurer', but they do have the Director of Finance (serves the same functions).  Her name is Georgina K. Kawamura.
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It's just another name for 'employee'.  I suppose you could progress up to VP of Marketing, VP of Finance, etc.  But being an 'associate' doesn't necissarily guarantee anything.  The use of the word 'associate' instead of 'employee' started back during the big 'friendly business' HR push in the 1980s.  Today, even some fast-food restraunts refer to their workers as 'associates'.
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The key people you must have is a chairperson, a secretary, and a treasurer (if any funds are held). They should be elected, although in my experience if it's for a small organisation then the posts don't ususally have more than 1 person running!\n\nThe point of a committie is to make management desisions about a project/company etc. etc. Each member has something to contribute.\n\nThe chair is mainly responsible for keeping the meetings running to time, and stoping arguements! The secretary should make an adgenda before the meeting (just a piece of paper with a list of things to discuss), and take minutes (another piece of paper recording what you've talked about and decided in the meeting). The treasurer looks after the money and is responsible for the accounts. Usually the treasurer and chair person both need to sign cheques.\n\nYou can have as many other committie members as you like (or as you can find!) - they bring their own personal expertese or experience to the table. The chair person should make sure they get a chance to speak. Generally all desisions are either voted on, or sometimes it can be nominated by one person and seconded by another.\n\nIt's important to set up your committie properly so that everything is legal (esp. if you are handleing money). If you're a small group, consider saving yourselves the hastle and looking for an existing group first. If this is a charity then you will have the benefit of their registered charity number (I run a group for families with diabetes which is run by a small sub-committie of a larger local diabetes group - we benefit because we don't need to keep acounts (their treasurer does it for us) and we don't need to register ourselves as a charity as we share their registration). If you're a school group etc. your head teacher might be able to help too.\n\nHope that helps, good luck! :)
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About 5k in wages.\n\nA deputy in my view takes over when the main manager is unavailable. The assistant does not, but controls certain parts of the areas of responsibility that a main manager controls but is answerable to the main manager for these duties.\n\nAlso depends on the area of commerce.
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We have had a couple of guys that were our student council's secretary one was our treasurer. There is nothing wrong with it at all. Go for it.
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fourbytwo pretty much nailed it! I was a new team leader to my brand new team of 10 contact centre advisers and was terrified!! but 3 years later I have all the same staff (very unusual in contact centre!) by not doing the 'do as I say, not as I do' thing.. lead by example and always promote the positive and coach the negative. Offer alternatives,not just 'this is wrong - sort it'. Stay human  - you were once in their shoes.. how did you want to be managed? stay true to yourself and don't be a tw*t and you'll gain respect. Finally nobody does anything unless it suits them - point out how it would further their career to be seen to take the initiative, or at least ensure they get their performance related pay!!
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I know someone who would want to help. What are the details of the job? I assume its volunteer work rite. You can note the details on here or email me if ya want. My profile is open to member emails.\n\nThanks, good luck.
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Office Manager is a very difficult title to determine compensation for because managing an office could constitute a very wide variety of skills and job requirements.  The more that you are responsible for, the more you will get paid.  I have seen Office Managers that function as the controller of a small business in addition to the general office management duties -- that would probably pay higher than someone that is responsible for making sure that there's a cleaning company hired to come empty the waste baskets and vacuum the floor.
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Years of experience, an ability to lead and motivate others, more money and better benefits
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Role, Task, Responsibility, and Source of Power of a Leader\n\n* The role of a leader is to create followers.\n* The task of a leader is to bring about constructive and necessary change.\n*  The responsibility of a leader is to bring about the change in a way that is responsive to the true and long-term needs of all stakeholders.\n*  The greatest source of power available to a leader is the trust that derives from faithfully serving followers.\n\nEffective Leadership as a Source of Competitive Business Advantage\n\nLeadership is imperative for molding a group of people into a team, shaping them into a force that serves as a competitive business advantage. Leaders know how to make people function in a collaborative fashion, and how to motivate them to excel their performance. Leaders also know how to balance  the individual team member's quest with the goal of producing synergy - an outcome that exceeds the sum of individual inputs. Leaders require that their team members forego the quest for personal best in concert with the team effort.
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They deal with the money coming in and out, keep track of the finances, make finance decisions, report to the club president about money matters
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I was the secretary in an government office job for 5 years and I carried them! You are responsible for keeping track of everything and you must do it well. It is the public's money you are dealing with! The commissioner was a man, but I had a sign in the office that read: "Do you want to talk to the man in charge, or the woman that knows what is going on?".
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Could you please clarify your question...do you mean you need help writing a speech for TREASURER?  If so, what type of office?  School?  Professional?