Trustee Exchange 2012
22 Feb 2012
Finance from a governance perspective
Dorothy Dalton
27 Feb 2011
27 Feb 2011
Dorothy Dalton
Dorothy Dalton is editor of Governance magazine and a governance expert. She was the first chief executive of Acevo, holding the position from 1992 to 2000. She also founded the Network of Women Chairs and co-founded Groundbreakers, a support group for female chief executives in the voluntary sector.
She was a non-executive director of the Inland Revenue and has been a judge at the Charity Awards for several years.
In a voluntary capacity Dalton has been a trustee of several charities including Marie Curie Cancer Care and regularly participates in fundraising expeditions for JoLt, the Journey of a Lifetime Trust which arranges overseas expeditions for disadvantaged or disabled young people.
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Dorothy Dalton outlines the minimum financial knowledge that all trustees should have in order to properly discharge their duties.
Moving on a founder can be one of the hardest tasks facing a board of trustees. Dorothy Dalton discusses how to most tactfully approach the situation.
Dorothy Dalton highlights an unintended consequence of the recent Equality Act.
Dorothy Dalton asks if the time has come for the Charity Commission to change the way it works and for the sector to accept the changes?
Blogs
The Charity Commission's online register needs a review 1
Dorothy Dalton
2 Mar 2010
2 Mar 2010
Tags: Charity Commission | Regulation
The Charity Commission's implicit approval of charity accounts by virtue of posting them on its website without checking them first, is a threat to public trust in charities, says Dorothy Dalton
Regular governance reviews need not be costly, work-intensive or complicated. Dorothy Dalton advises.
Governance expert Dorothy Dalton has stormed into the debate over whether trustees should sit on unitary boards alongside the executive and be paid for their work.
Is the time right for paid trustees and unitary boards? Dorothy Dalton reports.
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