Our job is to protect and care for places so people and nature can thrive. We believe nature, beauty and history are for everyone and we recognise that the need for places that connect people to these, and raise their spirits, has never been greater. We look after and share special places across Northern Ireland from historic houses, collections and the world-famous Giant’s Causeway to beautiful coastlines, countryside, and landscapes
We want everyone to feel welcome and included and to have an opportunity to get involved in the work we do. To respond effectively to the context, opportunities, and challenges here, we are looking for a new Chair for our Northern Ireland Regional Advisory Group. As an influential volunteer, you will help us facilitate our Regional Advisory Group and enable our charity to truly be for everyone, for ever. You will help us think differently and creatively about the opportunities we can offer and how we can remove barriers and create connections. You will bring new perspectives to help us make a difference.
We are looking for someone with an open mindset, regional awareness and knowledge and the desire to help make our special places the best they can be. You will be connected into key stakeholder communities, and you will understand the social, economic, political, and environmental trends that have an impact in Northern Ireland. You will bring a strong people focus as well as creative and strategic thinking.
Our Northern Ireland Regional Advisory Group is made up of ten members and one observer (all of whom are volunteers). It advises, supports and challenges our Country Director and her team to help us deliver the Trust’s strategy in Northern Ireland.
To apply please contact Hayley Tumelty for an application form and information pack at hayley.tumelty@nationaltrust.org.uk
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