Chair of Trustee Board
Centre for ADHD and Autism Support
The Chair provides leadership to the Board of Trustees and works closely with the CEO
The Role To ensure the charity is well-governed, financially sound, and delivering on its charitable objectives. Key responsibilities include: • Providing effective leadership to the Board and ensuring it fulfils its legal and strategic responsibilities • Setting the agenda for Board meetings and ensuring robust, inclusive decision-making • Acting as a critical friend and line manager to the Chief Executive • Ensuring strong governance, compliance, and risk management • Supporting the charity’s strategic development, reputation, and external relationships
Trusteeships & Committees
Evaluating & Reviewing, Managing People, Organising & Planning
About You We are looking for someone who: • Has previous Board-level experience (Chair or senior Trustee experience desirable) • Demonstrates strong leadership, facilitation, and influencing skills • Understands the responsibilities and legal duties of charity trustees • Is able to commit the time and energy required to lead an effective Board • Shares a passion for our cause and values Experience in areas such as strategy, finance, transformation, fundraising, health, social care, education, or the voluntary sector would be welcomed, but lived experience and diverse perspectives are equally valued.
Make a difference in help shape the future direction of the charity in supporting ADHD and autistic individuals across North West London. For full details, please go to: https://adhdandautism.org/get-involved/vacancies/chair-of-the-board-of-trustees-role/
Time Commitment The role is expected to require: • Attendance at 6 Board meetings per year (virtually) • An AGM annually • A board strategy day annually • Occasional ad-hoc meetings • Regular contact with the Chief Executive (virtually and on occasions in person is desirable)
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Most meetings take place virtually, with one annual strategy day in person and the AGM virtually. Visits to the main centre as encouraged.
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