Rosie  Chapman

Rosie Chapman

Charity consultant from June 2011

Rosie Chapman is a charity consultant who spent ten years as director of policy and effectiveness at the Charity Commission, until June 2011.

A co-founder of Belinda Pratten and Rosie Chapman Associates, she specialises in board strategic planning; regulatory and governance advice; policy, campaigning and public affairs; research and evaluation, and communication.

Prior to joining the Commission, Rosie spent six years at the Housing Corporation in a variety of roles culminating as assistant director (regulation policy). In the past she has worked for a housing association, acted as company secretary for a number of charitable organisations, and within local government. 

Rosie has held a number of trustee and board positions.  Most recently, in September 2011, she joined the board of CFDG and became a trustee of Catalyst Gateway, a community development charity. 

Rosie is also a member of NCVO's Charity Law Review Advisory Group and is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators.

 

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Is the future of trustees corporate?

Rosie Chapman looks at the incentives for volunteering across sectors and asks: are marketisation and spending cuts making the future look corporate in the search for trustees?

The Charity Commission can't do everything

Rosie Chapman from the Charity Commission offers a reality check on the capacity of the sector's regulator.

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