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Motion Control Dance

Chairperson of the Board

Barry
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Company Description

Motion Control Dance is a community dance charity based in the Vale of Glamorgan, dedicated to enriching lives through movement and creative expression. The organization offers inclusive, accessible dance programs that support physical health, wellbeing, and confidence for people of different ages and backgrounds. Rooted in the local community, Motion Control Dance builds positive relationships with participants, families, schools, and partner organizations. The charity values creativity, collaboration, and empowerment, using dance as a tool to bring people together and inspire personal growth.

Role Description

The Chairperson of the Board is a part-time, on-site volunteer role based in Barry, providing strategic leadership and governance for Motion Control Dance. The Chairperson will lead board meetings, set agendas, and ensure effective decision-making aligned with the charity’s mission and legal obligations. This role includes working closely with the board and senior staff to oversee organizational performance, financial stewardship, risk management, and long-term planning. The Chairperson will support fundraising and partnership development, represent the charity at key events and meetings, and help strengthen relationships with stakeholders. Day-to-day responsibilities may include reviewing reports and policies, mentoring fellow trustees, and ensuring the board operates efficiently and transparently.

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  • Strong governance and leadership capabilities, including experience chairing meetings, guiding boards or committees, and overseeing strategy and compliance.
  • Financial literacy and organizational oversight skills, such as understanding budgets, charity finance, risk management, and performance monitoring.
  • Excellent communication and relationship-building skills, including the ability to work collaboratively with trustees, staff, volunteers, and community stakeholders.
  • Experience in the non-profit, community, arts, or education sectors, with an understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing small charities.
  • Ability to commit time for preparation and attendance at regular board meetings and occasional community or fundraising events in Barry.
  • Sound judgment, integrity, and a commitment to inclusive, non-discriminatory practices and safeguarding.
  • Passion for dance, arts, or community engagement and a genuine interest in Motion Control Dance’s mission to enrich lives through movement.
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Skills

Governance
Strategic Leadership
Board Management
Financial Literacy
Risk Management
Decision Making
Fundraising
Stakeholder Management
Compliance
Strategic Planning
Mentoring
Communication
Relationship Building
Non-profit Management

Location

Barry, Wales, United Kingdom

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