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Getting on Board is a charity which supports people from all sectors of society to become charity board trustees,
and charities to recruit and retain a diverse range of trustees.
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Becoming a trustee could boost your career, your health and your happiness. Find out more powerful reasons to consider charity trusteeship. >> READ MORE
Open recruitment works because it brings you more candidates, particularly a more diverse range of candidates and a greater range of skills and perspectives on your board. >> READ MORE
We so excited that we've been able to make our regular webinars free.
This is part of our mission commitment to spreading the word of open recruitment and diverse boards.
We hope that by making our regular webinars and as many other events as we can free, that we achieve our aim more swiftly.
If you want support on your trusteeship journey or help for your charity, what are you waiting for? Book a webinar today!
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We are pleased to offer a 30% discount if your charity's income is under £100,000. Please indicate this on the registration form.
We want trustees to be the best versions of themselves they can be.
This new one-hour free session is for trustees and aspiring trustees who have a passion to take their charity forward, to grow impact, to leave a personal legacy and feel the sense of personal fulfilment from the time they volunteer.
Learn the right questions to ask and when to ask them, common pitfalls for charity boards and how to avoid them, managing risk and how to establish an appropriate level of risk and much more.
Becoming a charity trustee is an amazing way to give back to the causes you love, connect with your community, boost your career, confidence, happiness and health. So what's stopping you? Getting on Board’s free downloadable guide How to Become a Charity Trustee has everything you need to get on board as a charity trustee.
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