Norfolk Cricket Foundation Trustee

We are looking for people who share our vision and are passionate about inspiring, leading and influencing the growth of cricket across the county. 

The NCF is committed to being effective, transparent and accountable, while maintaining the highest standards of governance. Equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) are central to our strategy, helping us create a welcoming, supportive, safe and fair environment where everyone can thrive, contribute and enjoy the game.

We welcome fresh perspectives, innovative thinking and applications from people with a range of backgrounds and experiences. We are particularly interested in candidates whose skills and expertise address gaps in our existing Trustee skills matrix.

Our priority is to appoint Trustees who bring the passion, skills and experience needed to support existing cricket communities, while helping us reach new audiences and make cricket more accessible and inclusive across Norfolk. 

The current Board of Trustees has strong skills and expertise across a range of areas, including facility development, equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI), discipline, safeguarding, fundraising and project management, legal matters, accountancy and financial planning, and governance. We are looking to build on these existing strengths by welcoming new Trustees whose skills and experience complement the current Board and support the Foundation’s future ambitions.

We are particularly interested in hearing from individuals with skills, knowledge or experience in education, digital & marketing, and women’s and girls’ sport. These areas offer exciting opportunities to support the Foundation’s ambitions, broaden participation and help us reach new audiences across Norfolk.

Previous involvement in cricket is not essential. However, a genuine passion for growing the game, widening access and supporting the delivery of our County Plan is essential. We welcome applications from people with diverse backgrounds and experiences who can bring fresh perspectives and help shape the future of cricket in Norfolk.