Board Director, Audit & Risk
confidentialAustin (TX)
Board Director, Audit & Risk
Posted today
confidentialAustin (TX)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Board Director, Audit & RiskAbout the Company Highly-regarded organization supporting communities through crisis & economic hardships IndustryNon-Profit Organization Management TypeNon Profit Founded1979Employees1001-5000 Categories Non-Profit & Philanthropy Consulting & Professional Services AssociationNon Profit International Assistance PhilanthropyGrantmakingFundraisingAdvocacy Group Specialtieseconomic and market developmentemergency responsehungerpeaceful changewomen's empowermentsocial innovationsconflict managementfood/nutritionand civil society and morehumanitarianand civil society Business ClassificationsB2CAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking a Board Director specializing in Audit and Risk to provide strategic insight, independent judgment, and oversight. The director will contribute to board-level governance, offering constructive challenge on financial reporting, internal controls, regulatory compliance, audit functions, and organizational risk. They will support the organization's long-term resilience, accountability, and effectiveness while helping guide its global humanitarian mission. Candidates should bring significant expertise in audit, financial oversight, and enterprise risk management gained within a complex international organization. Senior executive or non-executive experience and familiarity with governance across multiple jurisdictions are highly valued. The role calls for a strategic, collaborative leader who is comfortable operating at board level and can apply sound judgment to complex organizational challenges. Functions Board of Directors (non-operating)
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