Trustees
Here at National Museums Liverpool we are eager to build on the legacy of the Capital of Culture year and to grow larger and more diverse audiences. We want our visitors to engage with us in new and exciting ways, and we want you to help us to achieve this.
Through our progressive, outward looking approach, we inspire millions of people in ways that are inclusive and challenging, creating real social value. Our International Slavery Museum is helping redefine just how relevant and effective a museum can be, and we are currently building a new Museum of Liverpool, which will set a benchmark for city museums worldwide. If you are excited about our museums, our mission, our collections and what we do with them, help us to meet the challenges of the future by joining our Board of Trustees.
National Museums Liverpool's Board of Trustees consists of a minimum of 14 and a maximum of 20 people who are appointed by the Government. Their role is primarily a strategic one and some specific areas of high-level decision-making are reserved to the trustees.
Trustees are unpaid but will be reimbursed for redeemable expenses. Board appointment will be for four years and requires a commitment of up to eight days a year.
There are no trustee vacancies at the moment. If there is a current vacancy the details, including any specific skills sought, can be found on this page.
Further details about becoming a trustee are available from the Department of Culture, Media and Sport and the Public Appointments vacancies websites.
For further information you can download a copy of our Strategic Plan and Annual Review from this website.
If you would like a hard copy of the Annual Review please email Human Resources at National Museums Liverpool or alternatively telephone 0151 478 4848 to request this document.