Coping with the withdrawal of senior staff from trustee boards

Jack Jones looks at the declining number of ‘heavy hitters’ on trustee boards and asks how schemes can keep communication flowing

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It would appear there are fewer and fewer members of senior management sitting on trustee boards.

Professional and member-nominated trustees have noticed the trend over the last decade, and research carried out by PP found a majority in the industry believe the amount of top brass on boards is ...

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