GENERATORprojects seeks a new Board of Trustees to carry them into an exciting new chapter!

GENERATORprojects are currently seeking a new Board of Trustees to work alongside their Operational Committee under a new constitutional structure. The selected Trustees will be vital in supporting the organisation’s transitional period while ensuring a commitment to their ethos and legacy.

GENERATORprojects hope to select a diverse group of Trustees who are eager to support their Committee and champion the organisation. The selected Trustees will have a range of backgrounds but will hold a shared commitment to artist-led activity in Dundee, the advancement of contemporary art and culture, and peer-led support.

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About the role

As GENERATORprojects works in a collaborative, non-hierarchical structure, the role will be shaped in collaboration with their current committee with the aim of writing new policy around the Board and Committee’s responsibilities.

In the interim, GENERATORprojects have suggested the following outline of the role:

• Being an ambassador for the organisation, championing its work, and lending your voice to represent the Committee outwith the organisation as and when required.
• Acting as a support system for the Committee, working in an advisory capacity to resolve issues and meet the organisation’s aims, as and when required.
• Offering oversight and accountability for the organisation in relation to its finances and governance.
• Helping maintain GENERATORprojects’ institutional memory, avoiding loss of valuable knowledge and skills.

The Board will meet a minimum of six times per year, including one Annual General Meeting, and one social, relationship building event with the Operational Committee.

This is a voluntary, unpaid role and the day-to-day administrative, maintenance and programming responsibilities of GENERATORprojects will remain with the Operational Committee.

How to apply

Application deadline: Monday 30 January 2023 at 5:00pm

Email board@generatorprojects.co.uk with the following information:

• Why you are interested in the role.
• How you meet the criteria for the role, or what alternate knowledge and experience you can bring to the role.
• How you intend to approach the role and working alongside the GENERATORprojects committee.

You can submit this information as either:

• 500 words in a single PDF
• 4 minutes of video or audio recording, as a link or file transfer

If relevant, you may also attach a CV but it is not a requirement.

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GENERATORprojects is a Dundee based artist run initiative founded in 1996 by Paul Liam Harrison, Andy Kennedy and Caroline McIntee. As a volunteer organisation, they facilitate a varied cultural programme of exhibitions and events. They are committed to highlighting the importance of grass roots activity and its integral role in developing the careers of emerging artists.