Anne Moynihan

Anne Moynihan

Consultant, Anne Moynihan Consulting from 2011

With twenty years’ experience of working in the sector, Anne was head of NCVO’s governance and leadership team until 2011 when she launched her own consultancy service, Anne Moynihan Consulting.

She has worked extensively within Citizens Advice – from managing a CAB to being a member of the senior management team of the national organisation.

Anne is a member of the steering group for the sector’s Code of Good Governance, a member of the Charity Law Association and was a board member of Trustees Unlimited.

 

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Inadvertently disempowering members

The committee members of a learning disability charity recently transferred all the assets and liabilities to a charitable company to protect themselves from personal liability without informing the membership of the unicorporated charity. A charity lawyer and governance consultant respond.

Conflict of loyalties and interests

Anne Moynihan and Derek Twine offer counsel to a chief executive who cannot exert control over his regional directors.

Walking blindfolded into hell

The sorry tale of the marginalised board and the eager new trustee.

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