Trustee Recruitment
The Board of Trustees consists of 16 CIOB Fellows and Members. They have the ultimate responsibility for directing the affairs of the Institute and delivering its Royal Charter objectives.
Joining the Board in 2025
In June 2025, there will be three (3) positions available on the Board of Trustees. One (1) of these vacancies will be an ‘elected’ position, with the remaining two Trustees will be ‘selected’ by the Board.
The ‘Guidelines for Candidates’ document is available for assistance with the completion of this form, together with further information on the application and recruitment process. These Guidelines are also available on the application site.
Rules of Entering
- All candidates for the Trustee roles must be current Chartered Members of the CIOB (MCIOB or FCIOB).
- All elements of this process have been overseen by the Nominations Committee and its final decision is binding.
- Full rules of the process can be found within the ‘Guidelines for Candidates’ document (available for download below).
The Application Portal is now open
The Portal will close on Wednesday 15 January 2025 at 12 noon (GMT).
Being a Trustee
What being a trustee means to some of CIOB's current trustees and the significance of the role.
Become a Trustee
CIOB's trustees talk about why they were interested in the role and what kinds of activities they are involved in.
Current Board of Trustees
For further details on our current Board of Trustees, follow the link below.
Role and Responsibilities of CIOB Trustees
The Board of Trustees consists of 16 CIOB Fellows and Members. They have the ultimate responsibility for directing the affairs of the Institute and delivering its Royal Charter objectives. They set policy, oversee the budget and are legally responsible for the Institute. Trusteeships are prestigious positions. Trustees are committed to developing the work of the CIOB, spreading influence and raising standards in the wider industry.
For more details on the role of the Trustee please see the Charity Commission document CC3 (CC3_feb20.pdf (publishing.service.gov.uk)) and the CIOB Role of Trustee (available for download below).
Enquiries
If you have any queries, please follow the link below. All enquiries are treated in strictest confidence.