Treasurer (noun)

A person responsible for managing, investing, and keeping track of an organization's financial resources.

Origin:

The word 'treasurer' is derived from the old french word 'tresorier' meaning 'keeper of the treasure'.

Examples:

1. The treasurer was appointed by the board to oversee the financial affairs of the company.
2. The treasurer was responsible for preparing the budget and ensuring the financial stability of the organization.
3. The treasurer presented the financial report at the annual meeting and answered questions from the members.
4. The treasurer's duties included the receipt and payment of funds, the maintenance of financial records, and the preparation of financial statements.
5. The treasurer was expected to act in the best interests of the organization and to ensure that the financial resources were used responsibly and efficiently.