The Board of Trustees, the council and the executive board

There are currently 16 Trustees. The Board of Trustees is responsible for setting and monitoring the NSPCC’s strategic objectives.

The Trustees meet between seven and nine times a year. The Board delegates some areas of its work to sub-committees. These are Audit and Risk, Finance, Development, Policy, Fundraising, Nominations and Governance, Remuneration and the Divisional Trustees. 

Five Trustees are Divisional Trustees, providing the link with supporters and volunteers across the country.

The Executive Board (Chief Executive Andrew Flanagan and the Directors) works closely with the Board and carries out the day-to-day running of the organisation.

The Annual Council Meeting usually held each October, to which members of the NSPCC Council and other guests are invited, covers:

• Voting on any Branch motions
• The election or re-election of the Treasurer and Trustees
• The appointment of the auditors
• The receipt of the annual accounts and report
  

Board of Trustees

Chairman,  Mark Wood  Chairman and Trustee since 2010	Vice-Chairman  Locksley Ryan  Trustee since 2004
Vice-Chairman  Ann Morrison  Trustee since 2009	Philippa Webster  Trustee since October 2007
Honorary Treasurer,  Jonathan Bloomer  Treasurer and Trustee  since November 2008	Heather Henshaw MBE  Trustee since 2009
Neil Berkett  Trustee since 2010	Dr Hywel Williams   Trustee since 2002
Dame Denise Platt DBE  Trustee since May 2007	Esther Rantzen CBE  Trustee since February 2006
Sarah Wilson Trustee since 2011	Ramez F. Sousou  Trustee since 2008
Lady Brenda McLaughlin CBE Trustee since 2011	David Tait MBE Trustee since 2011
Professor Terence Stephenson Trustee since 2011	Sir David Normington GCB Trustee since 2011