Make a DifferenceReasons to become an Executive Committee member.
How much time will it take?On average, Executive Committee members attend four to six meetings a year. The exact amount of time required will depend on local needs but is typically no more than 2 hours per month. Generally, dates of meetings will be agreed at the start of the year with all Executive Committee members, giving you the flexibility to say when you are available. What skills or experience do I need?All Executive Committee members have different skills to offer, come from different backgrounds and have varying experiences. This helps to ensure a variety of perspectives and a more rounded and effective Executive Committee. Skills and experience that can help include:
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For an informal chat, in the first instance please contact Kevin Wilson (kevin.wilson@hls-scouts.org.uk) | Be a trustee. Make a difference.Charity Trustees are volunteers who make some of the most important decisions in Scouting. They are members of a group known as the Executive Committee and every Scout Group and District has one. The Executive Committee in Scouting is like a board of governors in a school; essentially it makes sure that the best quality Scouting is delivered to young people in the local area. The volunteers that make up the Committee give their time to ensure that Scouting continues to meet its charitable purpose: safely and legally. Our executive committee.Members (at July 2018) Ex Officio Members Matthew Walmsley (2018) Kevin Wilson (DC) Jack Fletcher (DESC) Daniel Millican (2018) <25 Rep & Youth Commissioner Nominated by D.C. Stephen Harrison (2014) Jonathan Chicken (2017) Carl Hickman (2018) Elected by Scout Council Ged Parker (Acting Chair 2013) Doug McIntyre (2008) Danni Sims (2013) Jane McIntyre (2014) |
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