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Board Essentials: Understanding Your Charity’s Accounts – A practical introduction for trustees (Nov25)
Do charity accounts feel like a mystery? This 75-minute session is designed to help trustees of small charities feel more confident reading and understanding their charity’s annual accounts.…
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Board Essentials: Your Legal Responsibilities – getting the basics right (Oct25)
This session is part of our Board Essentials Programme, providing high-quality training to support people to become and serve as effective trustees. In this 75-minute session, we’ll give…
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Online peer session for chairs – a chance to share
Would you like the chance to meet and connect with other chairs? To bring tricky topics, get advice, and give advice to others? The chairing role can feel…
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Chairing Essentials: Chairing productive meetings (Jan26)
We’ve all had the experience of leaving a poorly run meeting with the feeling that it’s not been a valuable use of people’s time and energy. Well planned…
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Chairing Essentials: Working with your CEO (Mar26)
As chair, building and maintaining a successful relationship with your chief executive is a key part of the role. But it’s not always a simple task. Each relationship…
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Chairing Essentials: Chairing with confidence (Jan26)
We know that the role of chair, although rewarding, can be challenging. Yet, many chairs tell us that they have little time to reflect on the nature of their…
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Chairing Essentials: A chair’s role in building the board (Jan26)
Chairs have a key role in recruiting and developing a strong board and bringing out the best in trustees, starting from the beginning of the trustee cycle at…
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Chairing Essentials: A chair’s role in building the board (Oct25)
Chairs have a key role in recruiting and developing a strong board and bringing out the best in trustees, starting from the beginning of the trustee cycle at…
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Chairing Essentials: Working with your CEO (Dec25)
As chair, building and maintaining a successful relationship with your chief executive is a key part of the role. But it’s not always a simple task. Each relationship…