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Why join a Board?

Getting involved in governance brings real benefits, for you and for the organisations you serve.


Learn

A brilliant learning experience about governance, the sector or business, and working with people from a wide range of backgrounds.


Make a difference

It can be very rewarding to support projects and causes you care about.


Grow your network

Taking part broadens your network of contacts.


Strengthen your CV

A Board or Committee role makes you a more attractive prospect for future employment.

In their own words

Since June 2023 I’ve been a trustee with a Cardiff scouts group. I work alongside four other trustees in leading the group and ensuring it is running as efficiently as possible. I enjoy the position, and am grateful for the opportunity to make a difference.

Kalpana B.
Trustee, Cardiff scouts group
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Being a non-executive director is incredibly fulfilling for me because it allows me to leverage my experience and insights to guide and support the organisation’s strategic direction without being involved in day-to-day operations.

Sherrie Woolf
Chair, Mid Wales Sports Partnership
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I encourage all my staff to take time to serve on Boards. It really helps them to develop a wider view of organisational challenges, so when tough decisions are made in their workplace, they are more likely to react with understanding and empathy.

Gareth Clubb
Chair, Community Energy Wales
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Acting as a Trustee Board Member has taught me the value of the skills and experience I hold, and how to use this to help others in new environments. It feels like I am making a valuable contribution to a greater cause.

Helen Draper
Board member, Cynnal Cymru
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