- AC0501 - The Institute of Osteopathy - Chair of Audit & Risk Committee. Closing date: 9 June 4pm
- About The iO
- Role Description and Person Specification of the Chair of the Audit & Risk Committee
- Location, Term of office, Commitment and tenure and Remuneration
- Timeline, Application Process and How to apply
- Diversity and Inclusion Monitoring
- Appendix 1 The Nolan Committee Principles of Public Life
- Advert PDF
- Candidate Brief PDF
Location, Term of office, Commitment and tenure and Remuneration
Location
The role involves a commitment to four regular Audit and Risk Committee, and to Remuneration Committee meetings, as and when required. Most of the meetings will be by phone or videoconference. In addition to quarterly Committee Chair meetings, there will be engagement with the President and Council of the iO, including meetings, and other adhoc meetings (typically by telephone or videoconference). The role may involve some travel within the UK to meetings.
There will also be some in-person commitments (e.g. observing Council, joining Board lunches).
Term of office
A Chair of Audit and Risk Committee holds office for three years. The Chair may be mutually reappointed for a second term, but may not hold office for more than a total of six years.
Commitment and tenure
The role involves a combined commitment of around 8-10 days per year. The role may involve some limited travel within the UK.
Remuneration
This role will receive a fixed annual honorarium of £3,000, paid quarterly in arrears through the iO payroll. No additional fees are payable apart from any specific project fees agreed in advance with the CEO. Reasonable travel and subsistence expenses will be paid according to the iO Expense Policy, as well as any business expenses agreed with the CEO.
If you have read all this information and still have a query, for a confidential conversation with Sarah Thewlis, Managing Director of Thewlis Graham Associates, please contact us by emailing applications@thewlisgraham.com.