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Roffey Park Institute begins search for a new Chair of the Board of Trustees

A rare opportunity to help shape the future of an internationally respected, purpose-led organisation at a pivotal point in its development.

 

Roffey Park Institute is recruiting its next Chair of the Board of Trustees.

The new Chair will join at a pivotal moment for the organisation. They will bring together more than 80 years of leadership and organisational development expertise with an ambitious response to the opportunities created by AI and the changing world of work.

Our current Chair, Roger Leek, will retire from the Board in June 2027.

“With my tenure as Chair of Roffey Park Institute coming to an end in June 2027, when I retire from the Board, we have now begun the search for a new Chair to build on this legacy and lead the Institute into its next chapter.”
– Roger Leek, Chair of the Board of Trustees

 

How to apply

Roffey Park Institute is partnering with Nurole, the leading board-level search specialist, to find a new Chair.

Find Out More and Apply

To arrange an informal conversation, or with any other questions, please contact Brigitte Stundner at Nurole: Brigitte.Stundner@nurole.com

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