7 tips for recruiting trustees to your rare board
Rare disease patient groups have identified recruiting trustees as a crucial milestone for early-stage groups. Kathryn Sullivan, Transform Programme Director at Getting on Board, shares 7 tips to help patient groups attract a diverse Board of Trustees who offer the unique skills and perspectives needed to ensure the success of their organisation. Kathryn details a strategic approach to finding new trustees below!
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Getting OnBoard provided support in the creation of this top tip video guide.
Resource type
Top tip video guide
Skill level
Beginner
Duration
1 hour
Last updated
October 2023
Resource type
Top tip video guide
Skill level
Beginner
Duration
1 hour
Last updated
October 2023
What will you learn in this course?
- How to identify what your “ask” is
- How to craft an amazing advert
- How to shortlist and interview trustees
- How to widen and grow your network
- How to induct and include new trustees
Who is this Top Tip guide for?
This Top Tip guide is for:
- Early-stage patient groups who are currently looking to recruit new trustees or plan to in the near future
- Any patient group who is looking to refresh their trustee board
This guide is ideal for those who learn best through video!
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Resource Content
Meet Kathryn Sullivan, Transform Programme Director at Getting on Board
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Tip 1: Know what your “ask” is
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Tip 2: How to identify what your “ask” is
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Tip 3: Recognising how much time is involved in being a trustee
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Tip 4: Crafting an amazing trustee advert
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Tip 5: Networking as a new way of advertising
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Tip 6: How to shortlist and interview trustees
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Tip 7: How to induct and include new trustees
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Summary
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Feedback
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Acknowledgements
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Further your learning
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