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Develop Your Board

Looking to refresh your trustee training and strengthen governance across your charity? We can help.

How’s your art charity’s governance?

  • Looking to support new trustees or refresh existing governance knowledge across your board?
  • Are you working well and looking for a confidential sounding board to bounce future plans off?
  • Or are you facing a specific challenge that demands difficult top-level decision making?

Whatever your situation, we want to help –  because we know good governance means stronger arts organisations.

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Book a Fundamentals Training Session

New to your trustee role or in need of a refresher?

Our Fundamentals training sessions cover the essentials of arts charity governance in a practical, accessible way.

We’ll guide you through organisational performance, business models, income streams, and what makes a board truly effective. Training takes place twice a year with both in-person and online sessions available. The next Fundamentals session takes place on 23 Sept 2026.

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Book a Full Board Session

Looking to strengthen your whole board?

We offer a limited number of tailored sessions for arts organisations, covering key topics like fundraising, governance roles and responsibilities, and strategic planning.

To find out more about availability and pricing, email us using the contact form below

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Book Our Annual Governance Conference

The A&B NI Governance Conference, supported by HM Chartered Accountants, is back for 2026. Join us  0n 5 Nov as we champion governance excellence, celebrate the vital role of trustees, and explore the issues shaping the future of charity leadership.

This year’s theme puts fundraising and finance into focus. Through expert insights and real-world examples, we’ll explore how the numbers behind an organisation inform decisions, shape priorities, and drive impact.

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