The Hospice Board of Trustees is composed of the people who together are responsible for controlling the management and administration of the charity.  The Trustees make decisions and work together through meetings of the Board. The governing document of the charity, the ‘Memorandum and Articles of Association’, sets out the objects  and powers of the charity.

Who can become a member of the Board of Trustees?

Trustees should be able to bring something worthwhile to the running  of the hospice.  This may be particular professional skills or experience, local knowledge or contacts, or experience as a volunteer.  Anyone over the age of 18 residing in Pembrokeshire may be a trustee with Paul Sartori Foundation provided they are not disqualified from so doing.

How do you become a trustee?

Trustees are appointed to the Board by election.  Trustees must become voting members of the Hospice and then put their name forward to become a trustee, being poroposed and seconded by other voting members,  The governing document explains how this is done.

Who are the Trustees of Paul Sartori Foundation?

The Board requires a maximum of 15 Trustees.

Those on the Board as at 31st March 2010 are:

• Mrs Sara Alderman (NFU Group secretary)
• Dr David Davies (General Practitioner)
• Mrs Shirley Evans (Pharmacist)
• Mrs Megan Gwyther (Farmer)
• Dr S Haq (Consultant, Palliative Care)
• Mr Roger Jones (Retired bank manager)
• Dr Liz Mozdiak (Nurse Lecturer)
• Mrs Joan Mathias (Retired Head teacher)
• Mrs Rosalind Raymond (Florist/Farmer)
• Mr Brian Stephens (Retired Water Authority Official)

The Board are looking for future Trustees with particular skills in either business, finance, marketing or Human resource management.