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FellowshipCouncil Charter Working Group


23 March 2010


 


Present


Tessy Britton (co-convenor)


Bob Porrer


Andrew Chidgey


Ann Packard


Ned Thistlethwaite (Staff)


Laura Billings (Staff)


Roxanne Persaud


 


Apologies


Jackie Elliman


Stephen Elliot Hunter


Kevin Cahill


Gerry Acher


 


Handout: slides for proposed first workshop


 


Welcome and catch up (LB)


Minutes posted online after last meeting, quick run through to check all up to speed and questions answered


Q: Internal Fellowship group – who is on the group?


A: Representatives from Fellowship, House, External Affairs, and Projects. Used as an internal sounding board for ideas, group includes Laura and Ned who are working to feed between both groups


 


Q: Branding – will the Council receive a document outlining branding changes, guidelines etc?


A: Branding is more light-touch, being phased in (ref MT’s blog posts), do not currently have such a document to share but Council is involved and informed (ref main meeting later today). Only highlighted because we’ll have
to ensure whatever text we produce has consistent messaging.


 


Q: Roadshow events – will the Council be involved?


A: Absolutely. Ref presentation and questions in main council meeting today to develop them. Only highlighted to keep in mind as an opportunity we can use to develop and communicate the Charter


 


Proposal for first workshop and development plan shared with internal Fellowship working group – feedback that we need to make the case for a Charter more compelling. Points raised have been
worked into current version – comments welcome


 


Admin


Council convenor – appointed Jackie and Tessy as co-convenors


Revised timescales – not covered at meeting. Included on agenda as a call to arms, reminder that we need to deliver by October and have to get moving


 


Group objectives


Clarify purpose of Charter


Produce amended values statement version, plus ‘how to’ guide


(suggestion that the ‘third’ piece of the puzzle is ‘what do Fellows want to do’, suggestion this is intrinsically linked and built into the ‘how to’ guide)


 


Method


  • Series of iterative workshops and conversations – suggested need to build in more informal light touch conversations as well
  • Starting 8th April in London with breakfast meeting – Andrew and Ann attending to represent Council working group
  • Should include non-Fellows in the process because Charter is also intended to communicate to wider public
  • Schedule of conversations should include current infrastructure (regional committees, city networks, working groups, roadshow etc)
    • Suggestions of next places include Chichester network (Tessy), Creative Industries Network, Nottingham and North East (Ann)
  • Agreed that this process of evaluating and explaining our values is a valuable and necessary one
  • Questions should be framed to avoid repetitious discussions – suggestions include “does this describe what we are trying to achieve?” “what are we going to do with it?” “is
    this you?”

 


 


Next steps and deadlines


Address feedback from working group and re-develop initial workshop design (Laura to amend presentation and send to Ned and Andrew by Fri 26 Mar)


Build calendar of events, conversations and networks to attend or pass the information to (Laura to provide framework on Ning, suggestions from whole group and other Fellows welcome)


 


AOB


 None

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Thanks Laura. There was also some side talk about talking to other Fellowship/membership organisations and you mentioned RSA's participation in the NCVO Future of Membership project. The report has just been published here.
Hey Roxanne,
Thanks for the extras - 2 memories are better than 1!
Lovely to meet you the other day, appreciate your interest and support in this :)

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