
Who Can be a Trustee?
You don’t need to be a paid-up club member of the great and the good to be a trustee When I worked in the commercial sector I often found...
We support 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
Diversify your Charity’s Board: a practical guide is full of valuable information and takes you through the steps of how to approach the subject of changing your board composition with your existing trustees and chair.
The guide is filled with illuminating case studies and quotes and is accompanied by a downloadable resources pack.
Helping your staff to become trustees has myriad benefits for your organisation, your employees and society as a whole. Many organisations we work with are using charity trusteeship as a pathway to personal learning and development.
Getting on Board works in partnership with organisations like King's College London and Allen & Overy to build trustee training for their staff into employers' CSR and HR programmes.
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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Getting on Board's Festival of Trusteeship 2022 may have ended but the learning is still available. You can download the complete set of 18 recorded sessions and keep learning about trusteeship and developing as a trustee for as long as you like.