young professionals on arts boards programme 2014-15
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The presentation shown on the night to inspire professionals from the corporate sector under 30 to apply and be part of an arts board. This programme aims to shape a new generation of business leaders who are keen to take an active role in their community by becoming a trustee or non-executive director of an arts or cultural charity.TRANSCRIPT
Young Professionals on Arts Boards Programme 2014/15
What it is Our successful, light-touch, leadership programme that fast-tracks high potential people under 30 into non-executive/ trustee roles with some of the country’s most exciting and innovative arts and cultural organisations.
What you gain Governance and Charity Law training
Workshop on fundraising, finance
and stakeholders
Social events and networking
Fresh insight from the arts and cultural sector
Professional development support
and diagnostics
One-to-one coaching and support onto a board
A board buddy / mentor
What we’re looking for A well-developed skill set that can be applied at non-exec level
An enthusiasm for, and engagement
with, the cultural sector An understanding of how this fits into your personal and professional development
A commitment to a three-year term
as a board member
Contact Jessica Stockford Head of Board Development [email protected] 020 7566 8664 07976 296 779 @arts_business facebook.com/arts.business
For guidelines and an application form visit artsandbusiness.bitc.org.uk Deadline: 12 September 2014 NB: you must be 30 or under at time of application
Interested? Feel inspired? Read the Stories here…
Alice Millest with Clean Break Alice Millest joined Clean Break’s Board in September 2011. She has employed her particular finance skills and understanding of the world of corporate finance to help develop Clean Break’s three-year Business Plan. Alice now chairs the Development Board who focus entirely on diversifying and increasing Clean Break’s income.
Lydia Lee with War Child As a professional fundraiser, Lydia Lee has been instrumental in War Child’s move from being a charity dependent on income from music events to one that is making the most of its brand and reputation in accessing significant fundraised income. In addition to this, she has offered practical advice regarding networks and opportunities to pursue corporate contacts.
Amy Bird with HighTide Festival Theatre Amy Bird joined HighTide as a trustee in 2011 and now sits on the Main Board as well as the Finance, Audit and Legal Committee. She has worked to prepare the annual budgets and cash flow; helping to craft and understand the underpinning strategies and has brokered a sponsorship arrangement of £5,000 with her company CMS.
Lucy Wilson with Spare Tyre Lucy found insightful and practical ways to bring her expertise from the corporate sector to Spare Tyre. She used her HR skills and corporate knowledge to advise on personnel changes and fundraising, whilst recognising the resources that Spare Tyre’s Patrons made available to the charity.
Sophie Arden with Bath Film Festival Since Sophie joined the board of Bath Film Festival in 2011 she has helped facilitate easier, more accessible financial management systems as well as budgeting and forecasting for the festival which takes place annually in November.
Contact Jessica Stockford Head of Board Development [email protected] 020 7566 8664 07976 296 779 @arts_business facebook.com/arts.business
For guidelines and an application form visit artsandbusiness.bitc.org.uk Deadline: 12 September 2014 NB: you must be 30 or under at time of application