Trustees are the people in charge of a charity. They play a vital role, volunteering their time and working together to make important decisions about the charity's work. Trustees' Week is an annual event to showcase the great work that trustees do and highlight opportunities for people from all walks of life to get involved and make a difference. Trustees’ Week 2015 is 2–8 November, and is being officially launched at the NCVO / BWB Trustee Conference on 2 November 2015.
Guest Blogs
We welcome guest blogs from anyone to do with trusteeship; for example:
* Are you a trustee? If so, tell us about your experience - how did you move into your role, what are the ups and downs of trusteeship, does anything need to change?
* Are you a charity trying to widen your board? What are the challenges of this? Do you think anything needs to change around trustee recruitment?
* Are you in board recruitment? Give us the inside story!
The above bullets are just the starting point - if you're interested in writing a blog or opinion piece for us, please get in touch at trusteesweek@charitycommission.gsi.gov.uk
1) Trying before you buy: Moving to more flexible approaches with trusteeship - By Richard Tyrie, founder and CEO of Good People
2) Diversity leads to more professional Boards - by Borge Andreassen, Director (Executive Search team) at Prospectus recruitment.
3) Risk Management and understanding your organisation's risk appetite - by Hannah Clark, Head of Charities and Social Organisations at Zurich.
4) Tips for Smaller Charities that may have very limited resources - by Luke Strachan, Trusteeworks Manager at Reach Voluntering
5) Selecting,Training and Developing Trustees: A Different Perspective - by Patrick Dunne, Chair of Leap Confronting Conflict and Founder of Warwick in Africa
6) Trustee Interview with Felicity Knights (nee Jones), young trustee of Medsin-UK and Afrinspire
7) Views of an Ex Trustee - by Jack Rowley, former trustee and vice chair of the British Youth Council
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