ROA National President Peggy Wilmoth seeks applicants for appointment to the position of National Treasurer. This is a volunteer position for any member of ROA; length of position is two (2) years.

ROA’s Bylaws outline the role of the Treasurer:

The treasurer shall be the chief financial advisor to the president and advise the Board of Directors and president on fiscal policies and management of the financial affairs of the Association; recommend budgetary and fiscal controls and fiscal report formats to the Board of Directors; monitor financial operations of the Association; conduct, at a minimum, an annual meeting with the chairs of the Board of Trustees, Budget and Finance Committee, Insurance and Financial Services Committee, Resource Development Committee, and any other permanent or ad hoc financially-related committees; and perform such other advisory functions as are incident to the office.

Expectations/Requirements of the National Treasurer

• Willing and able to advise the National President on all matters concerning ROA’s budget and investments;
  
• Formal accounting background is essential;
  
• Background in managing a diverse portfolio;
  
• Understanding of tax law helpful;
  
• Ability to work with others and clearly communicate details about finances and budgets;
  
• Experience in working with non-profits is desirable;
  
• Able to attend quarterly Board Meetings in Washington, D.C.

Process:

Interested ROA members should submit a letter of interest that outlines their experience in relationship to the position requirements to the National President (pwilmoth@roa.org) no later than February 1, 2026. She will then schedule interviews with applicants. Notification of her decision will be by phone call and formal letter no later than March 1, 2026.