Trustees: can’t work with them – or without them!

 

A day to help you develop effective governance for your project and to draw out the best in your trustees

 

Whether you call them your Board, Steering Group, or simply your team of loyal supporters - you have to have them, however small your project – trustees. What are they are meant to do? And how can you help them become more effective without making them panic or flee?!

 

Date:                Tuesday 31st January 2012

Time:                9.45am – 3.45pm, starting promptly at 10.00am

Cost:                £20 per person, including lunch

Venue:              St Georges Centre, Great George Street, Leeds, LS1 3BR

Booking:           Book and pay online

More info:          Contact Ruth Smith on 0113 350 8070 or rsmith@livability.org.uk

 

This day will help you…

  • Understand the legalities, especially as they apply to smaller charitable groups
  • Grasp more fully what good governance is, and how it differs from good management
  • Explore what qualifications and qualities you need in your trustees
  • Grow in confidence to train your trustees and put in place strong and effective Boards and Steering Groups
 

We will...

  • Equip you with a range of helpful information and practical tools
  • Use a range of interactive exercises to help you reflect on your work
  • Ground your thinking in theological reflection
  • Ensure the day is fun, focused and dynamic, and will directly help your work
 

Introducing our facilitator…

Neil Casey is the Director of Wild Goose Consulting, and works with a wide range of charitable organisations and small community based Christian charities. He is a governance specialist and brings with him the wealth of over 20 years experience in the not for profit sector. Neil doesn’t just talk theory, but draws heavily on his experience of being a trustee himself. He is chair of two charities and also the chair of governors at his local junior school.

 

Directions to St George’s, Leeds

St George’s is right in the city centre, so parking is difficult. We suggest that, if possible, you come by public transport - the railway and bus stations are about 8 minutes walk away. Ask us if you need a map.

 

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Visit Community Mission events calendar for information about our other events.

 

Jill Clark
Community Mission Coordinator 
  
Livability
50 Scrutton Street
London
EC2A 4XQ
www.communitymission.org.uk
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