BBC Appeals Advisory Committee (AAC) 2 Members (Voluntary)

The BBC is looking for 2 new members to join the Appeals Advisory Committee (AAC), a voluntary body that helps the BBC's Executive Committee manage risks to the BBC arising from involvement in charitable appeals. The AAC is key to helping charities raise millions of pounds by giving them airtime for appeals. We are looking for senior charity leaders with expertise in environment and conservation, or generalist charity experience with an interest in social welfare, homelessness, and/or cultural fields.

Requirements

• Currently in an executive leadership role in a charity
• Expertise in at least 2 of the following: social policy, finance, fundraising, grantmaking, legal issues, monitoring and evaluation
• Awareness of the public service role of broadcast appeals for both audiences and the charitable sector
• Commitment to the accountability framework required to ensure that money donated by audiences is spent wisely and well

Benefits

• Excellent insights into the UK voluntary sector and major charity campaigns supported by the BBC
• The opportunity to network with other senior sector leaders
• The chance to learn about BBC production from skilled BBC professionals and reinforce the BBC's commitment to supporting charities