Medway Trustees Seminar

22-Aug-2017

In response to their last sector survey identifying the growing need for trustee support, and following positive feedback on the success of the last event, MVA are again hosting a seminar for Medway trustees.

This year’s event is being held on Thursday 28th September from 18.00 to 20.00. Suitable for all trustees – from experienced through to new (and prospective!) – this event is offered free of charge to all MVA members*.

MVA are pleased to be welcoming two guest speakers who will be providing some useful information and insights for trustees:

Susan Robinson BA FCA MCMI FCIE DChA, Partner, Accounts and Audit and Head of Charities and Not for Profit, with Kreston Reeves;

and

Barbara Guess MA MCIPD, HR Consultant with Crossley HR Services.

Providing a wide range of support for trustees and their organisations, the event programme is as follows:

18.00-18.30	Registration & opportunity to network
18.30 – 18.35	Welcome and introduction	Jane Howard, MVA
18.35 – 18.55	Topical issues for Trustees	Susan Robinson, Kreston Reeves
18.55 – 19.10	New data protection regulations	Neville Dack, MVA
19.10 – 19.30	Fostering a Strong Team & Managing Performance Improvement – an overview	Barbara Guess, Crossley HR
19.30 – 19.40	Trustee Recruitment	Clare Saunders, MVA
19.40 – 19.55	Questions & Answers	All
19.55 – 20.00	Close	Jane Howard, MVA

Kreston-Reeves have kindly agreed to host this year’s event at their offices: Montague Place, Quayside, Gillingham, Chatham ME4 4QU. To view venue details on Google Maps, click here.

To book your place on this event, please visit MVA's Eventbrite page.

Please note: Places for this event are limited to 30, and bookable on a first come first served basis – however, if demand is very high we will consider running this event again in the future.

* Not a MVA Member? That’s not a problem; membership is free of charge and it’s simple to join – to find out more about click here.

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