The University of Gloucestershire is a vibrant and dynamic academic community of some 10,000 students and 1,000 staff. We are a student-centred, teaching-led, modern University with success in research, an international reach, and roots firmly planted in the county. Being involved in governance at the University is a challenging and rewarding experience. It offers many…
DetailsOur Joint Audit Committee is a key component of the Dyfed-Powys Local Policing Body’s corporate governance. It provides an independent and high level focus on the audit, assurance and reporting arrangements that underpin good governance and financial standards. The purpose of our Joint Audit Committee is to provide independent assurance to the Police and Crime…
DetailsWhy is this important? Working with the National Trust in a non-executive advisory capacity is an opportunity to contribute to the delivery of our strategy. In return for your time, knowledge and expertise, you’ll have the chance to work alongside our trustees and senior executives, supporting us to look after special places, forever, for everyone.…
DetailsWhy is this important? We look after special places forever, for everyone, and these roles provide an opportunity to really make a difference by helping us to achieve sound investment returns for the long term. Our investment portfolio currently generates around £48m per annum that we then spend on our conservation activities. Our investments have…
DetailsTrustees Unlimited is delighted to be supporting the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) in their search for Independent Members to join their Regulated Services and Safeguarding Committee. RNIB is one of the UK’s leading sight loss charities and the largest community of blind and partially sighted people. Everyday 250 people begin to lose…
DetailsAre you interested in leading teams who conduct approval and quality assurance visits to education, training and assessment providers offering optical qualifications? EDUCATION VISITOR PANEL MEMBERS Two lay chairs This is an exciting time for optical education quality assurance. As the optical sector evolves our Education Strategic Review will make sure that we continue to…
DetailsGeneral Optical Council: nine lay committee members Remuneration: £311 per meeting Appointment start date: investigation committee: x1 on 1 October 2017 and x1 on 1 January 2018; education, standards and registration committees: all on 01 October 2017 Time commitment: part time (approx. 5 days per annum for education and investigation committees and 3 days for…
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