One of the Hallmarks identified by AIM as contributing to a Prospering Museum is Governance. Successful museums are those where Trustees and senior staff or volunteers understand their different roles and work together towards a shared purpose – so how can we ensure that harmonious relationships are established and nurtured?
To support Trustees from AIM member organisations, AIM has just launched the first in a new series of development activities as part of its overall AIM Hallmarks Governance Programme. Supported by Arts Council England, AIM has created regional events across England so that Trustees can meet other board members from different organisations, share experiences and discover practical ideas.
These informal and useful sessions will explore best practice by posing scenarios for discussion which will enable Trustees to share actual experiences. This will result in constructive actions for Trustees to take back to their respective organisations to help them prosper. These sessions are free for Trustees of AIM member organisations and can be booked by using the form at the end of this page.
Need some practical ideas on governance? Sign up for the regional AIM Trustee events
The dates and venues for these sessions are:
The Lightbox, Woking – 14 March 2016
Chobham Road, Woking GU21 4AA
Website: The Lightbox
3pm – 5pm cake and refreshments included
The Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery, Exeter – 15 March 2016
Queen St, Exeter EX4 3RX
Website: RAMM
3pm – 5pm cake and refreshments included
The Museum of the Order of St John, London – 16 March 2016
St John’s Gate, St John’s Lane, Clerkenwell, London EC1V 4JJ
Website: The Museum of the Order of St John
Starts at 3pm – 5pm cake and refreshments included
The People’s History Museum, Manchester – 23 March 2016
Left Bank, Manchester, Lancashire M3 3ER
Website: The People’s History Museum
2.30pm – 4.30pm cake and refreshments included
The Bar Convent, York – 13 April 2016
17 Blossom St, York YO24 1AQ
Website: The Bar Convent
3pm – 5pm cake and refreshments included
The Herbert Art Gallery and Museum, Coventry – 14 April 2016
Jordan Well, Coventry CV1 5QP
Website: The Herbert Art Gallery and Museum
3pm – 5pm cake and refreshments included
Seven Stories, Newcastle – 18 April 2016
Lime St, Ouseburn Valley, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 2PQ
Website: Seven Stories
3pm – 5pm cake and refreshments included
Galleries of Justice Museum, Nottingham – 19 April 2016
High Pavement, Nottingham, NG1 1HN
Website: Galleries of Justice Museum
3pm – 5pm cake and refreshments included
Hughes Hall, Cambridge – 20 April 2016
Wollaston Rd, Cambridge CB1 2EW
Website: Hughes Hall
3pm – 5pm cake and refreshments included
Throughout this year and next, AIM will also be launching other new initiatives to support Trustees including workshops, a dedicated governance newsletter and board development programmes. If you would like to keep informed about these exciting new schemes, please email: helenw@aim-museums.co.uk
How To Book
Please download the booking form below and email it back to: emma@aim-museums.co.uk
Booking Form: BOOKING FORM Trustee events 2
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