by clive@governance360.com | Apr 24, 2026 | Charities, Companies, Sports
How to Manage Conflicts of Interest on a Board How to manage Conflicts of Interest on a board means identifying situations where a board member’s personal interests could influence their decisions, declaring those interests formally, and removing the affected...
by clive@governance360.com | Apr 21, 2026 | Charities
Being a charity trustee is rewarding work. It can open your eyes to new things and make a real difference. Well-run charities are vital to UK society, and trustees are at the heart of that. But what does a charity trustee actually do? We still meet people who...
by clive@governance360.com | Apr 16, 2026 | Charities, Companies, Sports
Signs your Board is too busy to govern properly A quick self-check for volunteer board members who are doing their best — but suspect something isn’t quite right Every volunteer board member starts with good intentions. You got involved because you care — about...
by clive@governance360.com | Apr 16, 2026 | Charities, Companies, Sports
Are your board papers making meetings worse? How better-prepared papers can transform what happens in the most important, and probably the most expensive meeting your organisation holds on a regular basis. Poor board papers are one of the most common — and most...
by clive@governance360.com | Mar 25, 2026 | Charities
Charity Commission Risk Management: What your Board actually needs to do Ask most charity trustees what “risk management” means, and you’ll get a lot of uncertain looks. It sounds like something large organisations with dedicated compliance teams...
by clive@governance360.com | Mar 25, 2026 | Charities
Quick answer: A board of trustees is the governing body of a UK charity, made up of volunteers who are legally responsible for the organisation’s direction, finances, and compliance. Trustees set strategy, safeguard assets, and ensure the charity acts in line...
