How can trustees be more adaptive and systemic?
How can trustees be more adaptive and systemic?
About this event
Charities are becoming accustomed to adopting more agile ways of working. But many trustees feel tension between being flexible and ensuring effective oversight. And between more systemic ways of working and traditional models of governance and reporting.
So, what do more adaptive and more systemic approaches mean for governance?
What will we cover?
We will be joined by experts from the sector to share key tips for trustees on how to find the balance between adaptive and systemic approaches and governance. The seminar will include:
- What more adaptive strategy approaches mean for governance
- How trustees can empower and lead more systemic working
- Meeting legal responsibilities in times of rapid change.
Who is it for?
This event is free and open to all trustees, with a particular focus on those of small and medium-sized organisations.
The event series:
This event is part of our trusteeship event series with the Clothworkers’ Company: How can trustees create charities which are fit for the future? Sign up to our other events:
- What trustees need to know about AI
- Trusteeship and influencing in the new political landscape
- Achieving impact in a challenging financial context
Accessibility
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