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Colorado Youth Bands

Board Trustee

Denver, CO

Trustees (standard board members) are elected for 2-year terms; there is no limit to the number of terms to which Trustees can be elected. Board members are volunteers, and as such, do not receive ...

Goldbelt

Ancestral Trustee

Juneau, AK

Responsibilities Goldbelt Incorporated Board of Directors is now accepting submissions from those interested in serving as an Independent Trustee for Goldbelt's Ancestral Trust. The Goldbelt ...

Goldbelt

Ancestral Trustee

Juneau, AK · On-site

Goldbelt Incorporated Board of Directors is now accepting submissions from those interested in serving as an Independent Trustee for Goldbelt's Ancestral Trust. The Goldbelt Ancestral Trust Fund has ...

McAllen ISD

Secretary, Board of Trustees

Mcallen, TX

$24.25 - $29.04/hr

Board Of Trustees Secretary The Secretary to the Board of Trustees establishes and assures the efficient operation of an office for the Board of Trustees and assists board members, the superintendent ...

Goldbelt, Inc.

Ancestral Trustee

Juneau, AK · On-site

Responsibilities Goldbelt Incorporated Board of Directors is now accepting submissions from those interested in serving as an Independent Trustee for Goldbelt's Ancestral Trust. The Goldbelt ...

Goldbelt, Inc.

Ancestral Trustee

Juneau, AK · On-site

Responsibilities Goldbelt Incorporated Board of Directors is now accepting submissions from those interested in serving as an Independent Trustee for Goldbelt's Ancestral Trust. The Goldbelt ...

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A Board Trustee is a member of a governing board responsible for overseeing an organization’s operations, finances, and strategic direction. Trustees help ensure the organization fulfills its mission, complies with legal requirements, and manages resources responsibly. They may participate in decision-making, fundraising, and policy development. Trustees are typically volunteers and serve for a set term.

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Board Trustee

Grandview Heights Public Library

Columbus, OH

Other

Posted 17 days ago

Job description

The Grandview Heights Public Library is seeking interested and qualified residents to be considered for future openings on the Library’s Board of Trustees. This is a volunteer role, with members appointed to four-year terms.
For more information or to be considered, please apply online. Applications received by May 15, 2026, will receive first consideration. Questions may be directed to Library Director Ryan McDonnell at RMcDonnell@ghpl.org.
ROLE OF THE LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The Library Board of Trustees is responsible for the governance and stewardship of the Grandview Heights Public Library. In accordance with Ohio law, the Board establishes policy, provides fiscal oversight, and guides the long-term strategic direction of the Library.
Trustees work in partnership with the Library Director to uphold the Library’s mission, ensure accountability in the use of public funds, and support services that meet the needs of the Grandview Heights City School District community.
The Board’s key responsibilities include:
  • Establishing policies that guide all aspects of library operations;
  • Overseeing financial operations, including adopting the annual budget, approving expenditures, and reviewing financial reports;
  • Planning and evaluating library services;
  • Acquiring and maintaining library property and assets;
  • Appointing, overseeing, and supporting the Library Director and Fiscal Officer;
  • Advocating for the Library within the community and in government; and
  • Staying informed on issues affecting public libraries.
The Library operates under the administrative leadership of the Director and Fiscal Officer, both appointed by the Board. These administrators implement Board policies and manage day-to-day operations to ensure the needs of taxpayers, patrons, employees, and oversight bodies are effectively met.

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