Chair
Protects direction, independence, decision quality and the space for serious challenge.
- Governance and integrity
- External representation
- Board cohesion
The core roles are being structured carefully. We also need independent people who can strengthen governance, finance, healthcare knowledge, research, privacy and fundraising.
Board members must protect direction, integrity and continuity. Expertise must improve decisions, publications and partnerships, not merely decorate an organisation chart.
Protects direction, independence, decision quality and the space for serious challenge.
Ensures decisions, obligations, documentation and follow-up do not disappear into administrative fog.
Safeguards transparent administration, budgeting, reporting and accountability for funds.
Helps translate patterns into proposals that remain workable in daily practice.
Strengthens method, sources, counterarguments and the measurement of outcomes.
Supports safe data handling, legal safeguards, partnerships, public reach and funding.
The exact commitment varies by role. The foundation is the same: act independently, disclose interests, explain decisions and follow through on commitments.
No use of the role for commercial, political or personal promotion.
Organise scrutiny before weak plans become public.
Contribute to decisions and deliverables, not advice alone.
Make roles, interests and decision-making visible.
Time commitment, term of appointment, unpaid status, possible expenses, independence and the selection procedure will be documented before any formal appointment and published transparently afterwards.
Do not send a generic motivation. Explain the role or expertise you bring, what you will challenge and what you can contribute practically in the first months.