Free AIM Governance Sessions
Helping Museum Trustees to Get Ahead
Being a museum or heritage trustee is a rewarding but sometimes daunting task, so as part of the AIM Hallmarks Governance Programme, AIM has introduced a series of special sessions tailored to meet the needs of trustees today.
These free sessions are suitable for all trustees: you might be a new trustee and unsure of your responsibilities or a more experienced trustee who would like the opportunity to network and share your experiences with others – no matter what your background, these sessions will help you to gain confidence in your role.
Supported by Arts Council England and sponsored by Development Partners, each session will show you how to strengthen governance in your museum to help it prosper and thrive. The sessions will also inspire and revitalise the way you work by offering fresh thinking, a chance for reflection and a mutually supportive peer network.
These sessions will be taking place in:
- Woking: The Lightbox – 14 March
- Exeter: The Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery – 15 March
- London: The Museum of the Order of St John– 16 March
- Manchester: The People’s History Museum – 23 March
- York: The Bar Convent – 13 April
- Coventry: The Herbert Art Gallery and Museum– 14 April
- Newcastle: Seven Stories – 18 April
- Nottingham: Galleries of Justice Museum – 19 April
- Cambridge: Hughes Hall – 20 April
To book your place, please complete the attached Booking Form & send it to [email protected]
Further information is available here.
