Having trustees with a diverse mix of expertise and life experiences can help your board/committee make decisions.
However, why is it that only a third of trustees are women, 8% are people of colour and one third are under 50? 50% of charities report that their board does not reflect the communities they serve; and 74% of charities struggle to find the trustees they need.
How do trustees recruit a more diverse board and what benefits would that bring to your organisation?
Event aims
This training will explore tried and tested practical actions you can take to recruit and retain diverse trustees. It will get you to think differently about how you approach your recruitment. And, diversifying your board could be one of the very best things you do for the strength, resilience and relevance of your organisation.
This live, interactive training focuses on the role in practice. Along with our five other trustee training sessions,our training will support you in your role as a trustee and ensure you are meeting the Charity Good Governance Code.
What will you learn?
Gain an understanding of:
- What inclusion means in a board context
- What diverse recruitment looks like in practice
- Barriers to trustee inclusion
- What it might feel like to be in a non-inclusive board environment
- Practical and dynamic steps trustees can take to create an inclusive board culture.
Take advantage of our suite of trustee training sessions
You can either dip your toe into this one training session, or dive right in to all of our sessions.
We’ve developed a suite of trustee training that covers everything you need to know about becoming a great trustee, as set out in the Charity Good Governance Code – from finance and risk, to safeguarding, diversity and recruitment.
Other training session available to you include: