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Chair of the Board

EmployerThe Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors

LocationLondon

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Pay£80,000 per annum

Closing Date29 November 2026

role summary

Lead the Board of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).
Help make sure RICS follows its plans and supports members well.
Work with the Chief Executive and other leaders to guide the organisation.
Represent RICS to outside groups and promote its work and values.

key tasks

Lead and improve the Board.
Check how well the organisation is doing.
Look after risks and money matters.
Support and challenge the Chief Executive.
Build good relationships with other RICS groups.
Promote important ideas like fairness, climate action, and new technology.

skills and experience

Must be a Chartered RICS member (MRICS or FRICS).
Have experience leading boards or committees.
Be good at making wise decisions and overseeing money and strategy.
Know how to guide a big organisation through change.
Be good at working with and influencing others.
Care about diversity, fairness, climate action, and sustainability.

£ pay and hours

Salary is £80,000 each year.
Other reasonable expenses paid.
Work about 65 days per year.

location and workplace

Do not need to live in the UK.
Must attend some meetings in person.
Work with RICS staff and members regularly.

how to apply

You must be a Chartered RICS member.
Contact Rebecca Hopkinson at Rebecca.hopkinson@green-park.co.uk for questions.
More info and applying details at https://micro.green-park.co.uk/rics-board/
Apply by Sunday 29 November 2026 at 11:59 pm.

checklist for applicants

Are you a Chartered RICS member?
Do you have board leadership experience?
Can you commit to about 65 days per year?
Are you happy to attend meetings in person?
Have you checked the application details online?
Will you apply before 29 November 2026?

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The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors welcomes applications from disabled people