Join Us as a Trustee – Shape the Future of London Children’s Ballet
London Children’s Ballet is at an exciting stage of growth, combining artistic ambition with a strong focus on long-term resilience, inclusion, touring reach, and social impact. We are seeking new trustees to help shape the next chapter of our organisation, supporting priorities such as sustainability, strategic partnerships, audience development, and ensuring access to world-class ballet training and outreach for future generations. This is a unique opportunity to contribute your skills and expertise to an organisation dedicated to inspiring young people through ballet.
Company Description
London Children's Ballet (LCB) is a performance company and registered charity dedicated to inspiring excellence and transforming lives through dance. Each year, LCB produces and stages an original ballet in London's West End, showcasing the talents of children from diverse backgrounds. The organization provides free training opportunities for young dancers and ensures access to productions and dance experiences for those facing financial or physical barriers. LCB also conducts outreach programs in primary schools and disadvantaged communities, bringing the joy of ballet to wider audiences.
Role Description
This is a volunteer position on LCB's board of trustees. The Trustee will collaborate with the board and executive team to provide strategic leadership and governance for London Children's Ballet. Responsibilities include attending and contributing to board meetings, ensuring the organization fulfills its charitable objectives, and helping to oversee its financial health. Trustees will actively support fundraising activities and act as ambassadors for LCB, promoting its vision and supporting its outreach initiatives in the community.
Qualifications
- Governance and leadership experience, with expertise in organizational strategy and decision-making.
- Strong financial or fundraising acumen to support financial oversight and resource generation.
- Passion for arts, cultural initiatives, and community engagement with a focus on inclusivity.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to build stakeholder relationships and represent the organization effectively.
- Commitment to furthering the mission of London Children's Ballet and advocating its impact on young dancers and the community.
- Previous experience in board-level or senior positions within charitable, arts, or education sectors is an advantage, but not required.
If you are interested in this position, please visit https://www.londonchildrensballet.com/careers for further details and how to apply.