trusteesweek

Trustees are the people who lead and run charities in the UK. You too could be a Trustee. So read on to find out more about these important roles and how to get started.

This week is Trustees’ Week (running from 12th-16th November). It’s an annual opportunity to celebrate the role of the volunteers who help run and lead charities across the UK. VANEL is on board with this initiative and you can read here our first take on Trustees’ Week, some useful information and useful resources.

It’s the final day of Trustees’ Week (13th-17th Nov). Each day this week we’ve been publishing some thoughts about trustees or governance as part of the celebration of those volunteers who lead our charities and social organisations. Today a list of useful guides and resources that every Trustee and Board should know about (and hopefully make use of).

Day fourof Trustees’ Week (13th-17th Nov). Each day this week we’ll be publishing some thoughts about trustees or governance as part of the celebration of those volunteers who lead our charities and social organisations. Today a reminder that all trustees are volunteers first and foremost and the job they do is invaluable.

Day three of Trustees’ Week (13th-17th Nov). Each day this week we’ll be publishing some thoughts about trustees or governance as part of the celebration of those volunteers who lead our charities and social organisations. Yesterday (14th November) it was the NCVO/BWB Trustee Conference in London which Karl attended. There was of course a huge range of briefings, talks and discussions at the event. So what were the key themes and issues that were discussed?

Day two of Trustees’ Week (13th-17th Nov). Each day this week we’ll be publishing some thoughts about trustees or governance as part of the celebration of those volunteers who lead our charities and social organisations. Today Karl is at the NCVO/BWB Trustees Conference in London and shares a quick article outlining some resources you and your board can get access to in order to help with improving your governance.

It’s the very start of Trustees’ Week (13th-17th Nov). Each day this week we’ll be publishing some thoughts about trustees or governance as part of the celebration of those volunteers who lead our charities and social organisations. Today starting off by taking a look at the words we actually use to describe the trustee role