HCR Law LLP: Trustees Week Celebrations

We are hosting four free breakfast events in each of our Cheltenham, Cardiff, Cambridge and Central England (Northampton) offices throughout the week of 6 to 10 November from 8 - 9.45am. Each session will feature different professional and charity speakers covering topics which are relevant to all charities. View the dates and locations for the events: https://www.hcrlaw.com/event/trustees-week/

WCVA: Trustees’ Week Seminar – managing internal trustee differences positively

Webinar Online only

In this seminar we will take you through the life cycle of how to manage an internal trustee dispute. This will include spotting the warning signs, tactics for managing conflicts during the dispute and how to effectively engage with stakeholders and the Charity Commission after the dispute has been resolved. Register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/trustees-week-seminar-managing-internal-trustee-differences-positively-tickets-739958986247?aff=oddtdtcreator

NCVO – How decision-makers can lead on climate action

Webinar Online only

Climate action is an ever more important topic in our world. Join us as we look at some of the ways charity trustees can start the conversation about climate action and how doing this can benefit your organisation. Register for the event: https://booking.ncvo.org.uk/event/sessions?id=How_decision-makers_can_lead_on_climate_action1625986058

BDO – Trustees for change: Panel Discussion with Helen Stephenson, CEO Charity Commission

Auditorium 1st Floor, 55 Baker Street, London, United Kingdom

This in-person event will facilitate an engaging panel discussion that delves into the nuances, challenges, and triumphs of trusteeship. Guest speakers include the Charity Commission’s CEO Helen Stephenson; Dr Priya Singh, Chair of Trustees at NCVO; and a range of experienced Trustees and Charity Professionals who will share their knowledge and experience of trusteeship and charitable organisations. Questions will be taken from the audience and networking with refreshments provided from 5.30pm. Programme: 4pm registration, 4:30pm event, 5:30pm networking, 7pm close Please complete your details to reserve your place: https://ecomms.bdo.co.uk/s/a9762fe125388f2c1f399bd3d242367b9a8d4293

Getting on Board – Is your small charity board any good?

Webinar Online only

How would you know if the board of your small charity is working well? Hear from a panel of small charity leaders who have assessed their boards in different ways, and then learn about some of the available governance assessment tools. Register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/is-your-small-charity-board-any-good-tickets-713713134197?aff=oddtdtcreator

£5.00

Young Trustees Movement – Champion Training

Webinar Online only

When 1/12 trustees are named either John or David and fewer than 3% of trustees are under 30. It’s no secret that board diversity is an issue. Join us in changing that. The first step is attending this workshop. Register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/young-trustees-movement-champion-training-tickets-123188392799

Getting on Board – Engaging young people in governance

Webinar Online only

Join us to hear about the different models of involving younger people in the decision-making structures of charities, including advisory boards, youth boards and full trustee positions. Hear what younger leaders, and those working alongside them, have learned from their work on embedding youth voice in organisational structures. Register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/engaging-young-people-in-governance-tickets-713827777097?aff=oddtdtcreator

£5.00

Here 4 BDCC – Trustee Panel Event

The Bright Building University of Bradford, Bradford

Join us at a panel and Q&A event for existing and prospective trustees. We have 5 fabulous panellists, each sharing their personal and professional experiences. Find out what being a trustee involves, the common challenges trustees face plus potential solutions, and hear about how trustees and staff can work collaboratively. Register for the event: http://www.cabad.org.uk/events/trustee-panel-discussion-and-qa/

NICVA: Trustees’ Conference on Risk Management

NICVA 61 Duncairn Gardens, Belfast, United Kingdom

Join NICVA for this risk management conference, designed to help both the trustees and senior staff understand some of the wider risks that organisations in our sector are facing and how to manage them. We will have guest speakers covering fundraising, HR, reputation, crisis communications, cyber security and charity regulation. Two free places for NICVA Full Members, one free place for Associate Members, £30 Non-members. Register for the event: https://www.nicva.org/event/trustees-conference-on-risk-management

£30.00

SCVO – Urgent priority or gradual progress? Debating how we should fix governance

EICC The Exchange, Edinburgh

Join SCVO to debate a more radical approach to governance, where we’ll thrash out the challenges of being too maverick, and the risks of doing nothing. What do we need to change to see more inclusive boards, less red tape and a more agile and dynamic approach to governance? Register for the event: https://scvo.scot/the-gathering/events/a1v3z00000JIJ6AAAX/urgent-priority-or-gradual-progress-debating-how-we-should-fix-governance?page=1

Getting on Board – The difference between being a trustee of small and large charities

Webinar Online only

How does being a trustee of a small charity differ from being on the board of a large charity? Is one more difficult than the other? Is one more fulfilling? Is one more valuable to society? Join us to hear from an experienced panel to explore this topic. Register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-difference-between-being-a-trustee-of-small-and-large-charities-tickets-713885539867?aff=oddtdtcreator

£5.00

Getting on Board – Fundraising faux pas: things trustees have done to mess up getting money

Webinar Online only

From disastrous communications with grant-makers, to losing the float in a carrier bag left on a bus, via ill thought-out appeals to companies, learn from the mistakes of other trustees to think about the effective role of trustees in fundraising. Register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/fundraising-faux-pas-things-trustees-have-done-to-mess-up-getting-money-tickets-713923042037?aff=oddtdtcreator

£5.00

NCVO – Volunteers leading volunteers

Webinar Online only

To be sustainable we need to be thinking about our people. Join us in this session where we explore the unique role of trustees as volunteers and how engaging in good environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices helps our volunteering go further. Register for the event: https://booking.ncvo.org.uk/event/sessions?id=Volunteers_leading_volunteers3271458798

Getting on Board – Lived experience on boards: the latest insights

Webinar Online only

What are the latest insights on recruiting and retaining lived experience on boards? What are the pipeline schemes to introduce people with lived experience to trusteeship and to support them to find a role? Join our panel discussion on this topic. Register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/lived-experience-on-boards-the-latest-insights-tickets-713935850347?aff=oddtdtcreator

£5.00

ICAEW webinar – Fund accounting: pitfalls and new opportunities

Webinar Online only

Fund accounting is vital to charity accounting and differs from the way commercial operations are accounted for. Without a firm grasp of the charity’s funds, financial planning and cash flow forecasting is flawed, and where restricted funds are applied incorrectly, this could constitute a serious breach of charity law. Register for the event: https://events.icaew.com/pd/27956/?code=ou0xkIyDr9

WCVA: Trustees’ week webinar – Charity governance round-up!

Webinar Online only

To provide a special Trustees’ Week round-up covering what’s happened in charity governance so far this year and what’s on the horizon in 2024. Register for the event: https://wcva.cymru/training-events/trustees-week-webinar-charity-governance-round-up/

Mid Sussex Voluntary Action – What Does it Really Take to be a Treasurer?

The Cherry Tree Centre 55 Fairfield Road, United Kingdom

Uncover the secrets behind being a Treasurer - an event that will reveal what it truly takes! Register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/trustees-week-what-does-it-really-take-to-be-a-treasurer-tickets-736457874327?aff=oddtdtcreator

Getting on Board – How can trustees lead on equality, diversity and inclusion?

Webinar Online only

Come along to our panel discussion if you’ve been wondering how your organisation can show leadership on diversity, even if on paper its mission seemingly isn’t about diversity at all. Register for the event: https://trusteesweek.org/event/how-can-trustees-lead-on-equality-diversity-and-inclusion/

£5.00

Mid Sussex Voluntary Action – Debunking the Myths of the Role of Chair

The Cherry Tree Centre 55 Fairfield Road, United Kingdom

Have you ever pondered the reality behind the role of a Chair within a non-profit organisation? This event is all about challenging misconceptions and demystifying the role of a Chair. Register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/trustees-week-debunking-the-myths-of-the-role-of-chair-tickets-736467302527?aff=oddtdtcreator

Mid Sussex Voluntary Action – Challenge Your Assumptions – Inclusive Trustee Recruitment

The Cherry Tree Centre 55 Fairfield Road, United Kingdom

At this unique in-person gathering, we invite you to challenge your assumptions about inclusive trustee recruitment. Explore best practices and learn effective strategies and tools to foster diversity and cultivate more well-rounded boards, facilitated by the award winning Watch This Sp_ce. Register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/trustees-week-challenge-your-assumptions-inclusive-trustee-recruitment-tickets-736484042597?aff=oddtdtcreator