Linda Laurance

Linda Laurance

Linda Laurance is the principal associate for Linda Laurance & Associates, and specialises in guidance on governance and conflict management for boards of trustees, directors and senior staff in civil society organisations.

Laurance is also accredited by the Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution as a mediator specialising in employment and interpersonal disputes and discussion facilitation, and is a director of the mediation service Global Mediation.

In the past, Laurance has served as chair for the original Code of Governance working party and the former UK Workforce Hub steering committee on trustee and Management Committee standards. She is founding past chairman of Charity Trustee Networks, and deputy chair of Community Network.

She is also a member of the Institute of Fundraising and a former member of its Standards Committee. She is also a member of EUConsult and a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.

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Our chief executive thinks we are irrelevant

A deeply discouraged chair of trustees asks for advice on how to communicate with a chief executive who thinks the board is irrelevant. Linda Laurance, founding past chair of Charity Trustee Networks responds.

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