Lawyers In Local Government
Non Exec Director for Equality, Diversity & Inclusivity

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Non-Executive Director (Equality, Diversity & Inclusion)
Lawyers in Local Government (LLG) & Association of Monitoring Officers (AMO) ๐ UK (Hybrid & in person) ๐ท ยฃ300 per day ๐ Approximately 15 days per year ๐ Three-year appointment
Help Shape the Future of Inclusion in Local Government
Lawyers in Local Government (LLG) is seeking to appoint an experienced and passionate Non-Executive Director for Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) to join its Board and provide strategic leadership on inclusion across both LLG and the Association of Monitoring Officers (AMO).
This is an exciting opportunity for an EDI professional to influence the direction of two nationally recognised membership organisations and help drive positive change across the local government legal sector.
About the Role
As the Board lead for EDI, you will provide strategic oversight of the organisations' Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Strategy and help ensure that inclusive governance, culture and decision-making remain at the heart of our work. You will bring independent challenge, expertise and insight, helping us create environments where people can thrive and succeed.
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- Leading the strategic development and oversight of LLG's EDI Strategy and Policy.
- Chairing the EDI Committee and supporting delivery of organisational priorities.
- Advising the LLG Board and the AMO committee on emerging EDI issues, risks and opportunities.
- Engaging with stakeholders across local government and the legal sector.
- Supporting conferences, events, projects and wider organisational initiatives.
- Working closely with the Chief Executive, management team and fellow Board members to drive meaningful change.
Who We Are Looking For
You may be an experienced Board member or seeking your first Non-Executive Director appointment. Previous board experience is welcome but not essential. We are particularly keen to hear from individuals who can demonstrate:
- Strong expertise in Equality, Diversity & Inclusion
- Experience of leading or delivering strategic organisational change
- The ability to provide constructive challenge and independent scrutiny
- Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills
- A commitment to inclusive leadership and good governance
You do not need to be a lawyer. We welcome applications from professionals with experience across the public, private or voluntary sectors.


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Time Commitment and Remuneration
The role requires approximately 15 days per year, including:
- Six half-day Board meetings annually
- One annual strategy day
- Four half day EDI Committee meetings (as Chair)
- Attendance at the half-day AMO committee meeting each quarter
- Attendance at the AGM, conferences and occasional stakeholder events
Meetings are a mix of virtual and in-person.
Remuneration: ยฃ300 per day plus travel expenses.
Why Join Us?
This is a unique opportunity to help shape the future of inclusion within the local government legal profession, influence sector-wide thinking, and contribute to the governance and success of two respected national organisations.
To view the full job description please Email lara@llg.org.uk.
To apply on LinkedIn, please upload a CV and a covering letter explaining how you meet the requirements listed above. Alternatively, please email your CV and covering letter to Lara@llg.org.uk.
Apply now and help us build a more inclusive, representative and equitable future for local government law.
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