Join our Board!
Join our board to support Kinning Park Complex in its mission to develop assets and services that are community-owned and led.
Join us!
We are seeking people to join our board to work alongside our existing trustees in supporting The Kinning Park Complex (KPC) in its mission to develop assets and services that are community-owned and led. This is an exciting opportunity for personal development for individuals with the appropriate skills and knowledge and will offer the chance to gain experience in governance and strategy. You will gain knowledge of working in a member-led organisation and contribute to developing KPC as a community-owned and led asset and space for the local area.
Our board members should reside in the G51 or G41 postcode areas however exceptions can be made to fill skills gaps as outlined in the role description below. We are keen for people engaged in KPC and the local area to join as board trustees to bring a range of different perspectives and experience.
Closing Date: Monday 25th March, 10am
To find out more about the role and how to apply, please download the role description below:
New Beginnings
The Kinning Park Complex Board has decided to implement a transitional structure in light of financial and structural challenges the organisation has faced over the past couple of years. In light of this, the KPC board is proposing that we look at 2023 and 2024 as a period of recovery and transition.
Membership
KPC is a membership organisation with 80% of our members living in the local area with postcodes of G41, G51 or G5. We would like our board membership to reflect this ratio and would be particularly interested to hear from people living or working in these postcode areas.
Equality
We are committed to equality of opportunity for all and applications from individuals are encouraged regardless of age, gender, transgender status, disability, sexual orientation, marital, parental status or caring responsibilities, ethnic or racial origin, or class background. We are particularly interested in working with individuals from identity groups historically underrepresented on Boards.