The Treasurer plays a key role in supporting the Board's oversight of PiPA's financial health and long-term sustainability. Acting as a critical friend to both Trustees and the Executive Director, the Treasurer provides financial insight, constructive challenge and assurance, helping the Board to understand financial risks and opportunities, make informed decisions, and fulfil its governance responsibilities. The role helps ensure that PiPA's resources are managed responsibly and aligned with the organisation's mission and strategic objectives.

It is an opportunity to use your financial expertise in a meaningful way, supporting an organisation that is working towards a more equitable and inclusive performing arts sector.

Our Board is collaborative, welcoming and committed to creating an environment where everyone can contribute. We recognise that valuable financial experience can be gained in many different settings, and we are keen to hear from people with a range of professional backgrounds and perspectives. What matters most is a commitment to our purpose and a willingness to bring your skills, judgement and care to the role.

"I believe that great art thrives when organisations are well governed and financially sustainable. PiPA's Treasurer plays a vital role in shaping the organisation's future, helping to balance creativity with sound financial management so that PiPA can continue to inspire, engage and enrich the community of parents and carers in the performing arts. If you are looking for an opportunity to use your financial skills to support a small organisation with a big artistic vision, I encourage you to consider applying"

Gemma Jeynes, current PiPA Treasurer

Application Deadline: Monday 11th January 2027, 11:00