In the run up to Governance Now 2019, Simon Whittaker shares his thoughts on the challenges and opportunities of ‘good governance’.
Steve Plummer on how boards of cultural organisations can engage with digital transformation
Jodi Myers responds to Prue Skene's article which proposed alternative governance models in the cultural sector.
Dana Segal challenges us to consider the nuances of ‘youth engagement’ when it comes to governance, and sets out a series of ideas on how organisations can make engagement with younger people both meaningful and impactful.
Prue Skene CBE, Lead Governance Associate at Clore Leadership, proposes that there might be a better way of doing things when it comes to models of governance.
Tate announced the appointment of 28-year-old Anna Lowe as the new Youth Engagement Trustee and the youngest serving Trustee of a national UK museum or gallery. Some of the youngest members of the Cause4 team discuss this position
Marsha Ramroop - Founder, Unheard Voice Consultancy - shares her thoughts on the challenge of ‘Achieving & Retaining a Diverse Board’ following Clore Leadership’s event of the same name.
Sue Woodford-Hollick OBE shares her own personal experiences as a trustee and Chair of numerous volunteer boards and as a director in the corporate sector.
CGA Members the Good Governance Institute have shared a call to action on safeguarding best practice following their recent event exploring the specific challenges of safeguarding in the arts.