Tag Archives: Governance and trustees
Public Policy Round-Up: January 2019
This blog provides a summary of the key policy and regulatory developments relevant to charities that happened in January 2019. Continue reading
Governance round-up: January 2019
This month's round-up looks into our ethical principals, research into building trust, our upcoming conference and training events and best blogs Continue reading
The Road Ahead 2019 – what can charities expect from the year ahead?
NCVO's annual report The Road Ahead is available now, looking at what 2019 has in store for charities and how they can prepare. Continue reading
Top 10 Knowhow resources in 2018
A look at our most popular resources downloaded from NCVO Knowhow in 2018 Continue reading
Public policy round-up: December 2018
This blog provides a summary of the key policy and regulatory developments relevant to charities for December 2018 Continue reading
Governance round-up: December 2018
In our last governance round-up of the year we reflect on the past year in governance, and invite charities to apply for the Charity Governance Awards. Continue reading
Tips on recruiting more diverse trustees
The Charity Commission’s ‘Taken on Trust’ report laid bare the lack of diversity on charity boards, highlighting that men outnumber women on boards by two to one. Continue reading
‘Nothing About Us Without Us’ – what we can learn about trustee diversity from Deaf and Disabled people’s organisations
For Trustees' Week, Alex Hendra from Inclusion London reflects on value of diversity and lived experience on trustee boards, and how to overcome the barriers to participation. Continue reading
Rethinking trusteeship
Trustees are often senior in age, at the pinnacle of their career with years of professional experience . The Young Trustees Movement was set up to challenge this. Continue reading
Why I’m a charity trustee
A personal perspective on the benefits of trusteeship. Continue reading
