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Greg Slay commented on Greg Slay's blog post 'Governannce'
"Dominic
If you care to contact me outside of this ning (you can access my details through the Fellowship Directory), I will send you the relevant regional committee guidelines we have been using that were signed off by the RSA trustees. They were…"
Dominic Pinto commented on Greg Slay's blog post 'Governannce'
"Less than a year after a three year review of the RSA, including it's governance, seems a little premature to launch yet another review.
Perhaps we could see this regional governance toolkit - not something I'd been aware of.
I'm…"
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Governannce
I do think it is most unfortunate that we have two motions in front of us at the AGM 2010. The RSA needs to review its governance and that is surely the starting point. Far better to wait for the outcome of such a review, ideally chaired or at least involving external observers and then we can see where that takes us in terms of the trustee board. It seems to me implausible that a trustee body cannot be drawn from the Fellowship given the breadth of the Fellows in terms of expertise but what is…See More
Greg Slay commented on Tessy Britton's blog post 'How Could a Network Look After Itself?'
"Some of both - recognising that there will be Fellows who may have more time and incliniation to contribute to online discussions and others who would like to know that the work is being done there and that realtime events also have a relevance and…"
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Governannce
I do think it is most unfortunate that we have two motions in front of us at the AGM 2010. The RSA needs to review its governance and that is surely the starting point. Far better to wait for the outcome of such a review, ideally chaired or at least involving external observers and then we can see where that takes us in terms of the trustee board. It seems to me implausible that a trustee body cannot be drawn from the Fellowship given the breadth of the Fellows in terms of expertise but what…
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