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Volunteer Trustees and potential new Chair for CPRE Buckinghamshire

CPRE Buckinghamshire

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Posted over 30 days ago...

We are  recruiting a new trustees and a potential  new Chair to join our Board of Trustees.  If you love Buckinghamshire’s countryside and want to help us grow in capacity and influence, we'd like to hear from you.

Overview

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Buckinghamshire, HP27 9JS

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Expires at anytime

What will you be doing?

What will you be doing?  We’re seeking new trustees  to help advocate for our campaign priorities and oversee the future direction and development of our charity. We need someone who will support our , membership and engagement initiatives, build relationships and represent CPRE at key external stakeholder meetings, and liaise with other local CPREs and national CPRE. It is an interesting time to get involved with a new government and 2026 will be the 100 year anniversary of CPRE. Our last chair of trustees stood down thsi year due to coming to the end of their term of office. We now have an interim chair in place but would be interested in applicants who wish to take over that role at some point.  The roles require approximately 3hrs  per week on average although there is flexibility on this. You need to live in ,or have very close links to Buckinghamshire , and you will carry out the role from home, with occasional travel elsewhere in the county.

What are we looking for?

What are we looking for? You will be passionate about the countryside and possess the leadership skills to move our plans forward with a strong vision and purpose. Your energy, tenacity, and diplomacy will help build our capacity and influence. Ideally, you will bring some of the following qualities:

Previous experience in leadership, management and organisational development Good interpersonal skills with the ability to demonstrate diplomacy, impartiality, respect and confidentiality Previous experience of committee work – paid or voluntary Knowledge of environmental and countryside issues Knowledge of the charity sector Good written and verbal communication skills Experience of working with people from different backgrounds and abilities Sufficient, flexible daytime and evening availability to fulfil the role (approximately 6 to 8 hours per week on average) A commitment to CPRE campaigns and initiatives We ask that all Trustees are, or are willing to become, members of CPRE (it’s quick and easy to join)

What difference will you make?

As a trustee you will work with a team with a broad range of experience, and guide the future strategy, direction and development of our charity. Working collaboratively with your fellow Trustees and  volunteers  you will help increase our visibility, promote our campaigns and increase our membership. You’ll help advocate for positive solutions and make a real difference with regard to the issues facing the local countryside and the environment. What’s in it for the volunteer? You’ll have the satisfaction of leading a local charity with a long history of campaigning to promote, protect and enhance the Buckinghamshire countryside. You’ll meet like-minded people throughout Buckinghamshire and across the country, You’ll get involved with social events, networking activities, and topical workshops on a local and national level, and you’ll be able to participate in relevant training.

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