Independent Chair
Warwickshire Community and Voluntary Action, Nuneaton, Warwickshire
Independent Chair
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Warwickshire Community and Voluntary Action, Nuneaton, Warwickshire
- Part time
- Temporary
- Remote working
Posted today, 14 Nov | Get your application in now to be one of the first to apply.
Closing date: Closing date not specified
Job ref: e82e95613cb44cce942816350fbbf04a
Location ref: Nuneaton, Warwickshire
Full Job Description
We are looking for someone to lead/chair the consortium, a strong champion with a
commitment to people, creativity and place. Rooted in Nuneaton and Bedworth are
looking for someone who has previous experience of chairing strategic partnerships
and extensive understanding of good governance. As a chair you will have experience of community, business, arts or non-profit settings and be an excellent communicator and facilitator.
Salary: A renumeration of £300 day rate, together with reimbursement of reasonable travel and subsistence expenses, A renumeration of £300 day rate, together with
reimbursement of reasonable travel and
subsistence expenses.
Approx 10-12 days across each year
Fixed Term contract until 15th May 2029
Online or in person meetings
Are you passionate about driving positive change within communities and the Voluntary, Community, Faith and Social Enterprise (VCFSE) Sector?
As one of twelve new Creative People and Places (CPP) projects funded by Arts Council England, Rooted marks a new chapter for Nuneaton and Bedworth, its people and place. Our shared mission is simple: to increase participation in arts and culture, especially among those least likely to take part, and to
celebrate creativity as an essential part of everyday life.
Together, as a Consortium of civic, social and cultural partners, we are building a project that places creativity directly in the hands of the people who live and work here through co-creation.
We are looking for an excellent individual who can fulfil the role of Independent Chair for our consortium as we embark on Phase 1 of our programme (2026-29).