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Non-Executive Board Directors

Squash Wales
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Squash Wales
Salary
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Location
Home Based
Contract type
Volunteer
Closing date
3 October 2025
Job Description
Following inclusion in the Olympics for the first time, record prize money on the PSA World Tour next season, there has never been a better time to help grow and drive the success of squash in Wales.

As home to the best player in the UK, Squash Wales are on a mission to create a sustainable environment where everyone can reach their potential within all aspects of a vibrant squash community. So, whether you aspire to be the next Joel Makin, Tesni Murphy or just enjoy getting active and having fun whilst doing it, we are here to make it happen for our members.

To help us, we need two new directors with skills in Finance and Sport Development to join our board. If you hold a professional accountancy or finance qualification, or you have experience in implementing sport pathways from grassroots to international level, then we would love to hear from you.

Previous board experience, or squash playing experience is not essential and an induction and onboarding process is in place for those joining a board for the first time.

We are particularly open to expressions of interest from candidates who have not previously served in a board role but who can demonstrate the skills and competencies necessary to contribute to Squash Wales’s new strategy that will be launched in late 2025

Board Roles
Board roles are non-salaried but travel and any other reasonable out-of-pocket expenses will be reimbursed for attendance at official meetings and events on behalf of Squash Wales. The time commitment is variable throughout the year, but it is expected Board member are available to advise paid staff within their area of expertise and commit to attending four annual board meetings, three of which are held online. One meeting per year (normally September), is held in person in Cardiff. The initial term of office is 3 years.
Board members provide specialist advice and support using their professional skills to benefit the organisation. By taking an active role on the Board, they will work with other Board members, as well as the Office & Business Manager and Director of Performance and Participation, to manage Squash Wales with excellence and assist with the delivery our strategy.

How to express interest in joining the Squash Wales Board
Squash Wales is an equal opportunities organisation and all applicants are treated equally and fairly. We are committed to having a diverse team who can bring their lived experiences into his role. Therefore, we actively encourage those who identify as female, as having a disability, as LGBTQ+ or individuals from ethnically diverse backgrounds to express interest in joining our board.


How to apply
To express an interest, please send a short email of less than 500 words outlining how you can contribute to the board to russell.edwards@squashwales.com to set an up informal online discussion. Expressions of interest will remain open until roles are filled. Alternatively, for a confidential discussion about these roles, please contact Richard Bennett, Chair of Squash Wales, richard.bennett@squashwales.com
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