Organisational Development Group update: November 2018

Posted by Tony Ryan on 12/11/2018
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An update on recent progress made by the Organisational Development Group (ODG) in its oversight of the work required to take forward organisational change within the BMC, and a request for feedback from members.

Leading on from the October ODG update, the group has made the following progress:

  • Work has begun on the National Council reconstitution, the Memorandum of Understanding between the Board of Directors and the National Council, and the proposed updates to the Articles of Association;
  • The restructuring of the Board of Directors is underway with appointment of a Chair close to being complete;
  • The proposed plan for the Strategy Review has been published; in outline it is an Interim Plan to address the BMC’s immediate priorities complete by April 2019. After this the Strategic Plan and Business Plan will be created by April 2020;
  • The work to assess options to support the BMC’s work in Wales and options for competition climbing structures are underway and both are expected to take a longer time to resolve than the other work in progress;
  • The work stream focussing on Partnerships has agreed its terms of reference and is recruiting a team of volunteers and staff who can contribute to the work in its scope; and
  • A key part of the ODG’s work is Membership Engagement, which is underway with a series of meetings with key contacts complete. The aim of this work is to increase engagement of the BMC membership in local, national and policy issues, and to develop volunteering and volunteers across the organisation.

Member feedback requested

The ODG has published a detailed update, to enable members to discuss the group’s work at the upcoming round of BMC Area Meetings (19-29 November), so that each Area’s National Council representatives can report to the next National Council meeting in December.

READ: ODG update to Local Areas: November 2018

The November Area Meetings will also include discussion of a framework for developing the BMC’s strategic planning process.

READ: BMC Strategic Planning process 2018-2020

Additional information

For members who wish to see further detail on recent work by the ODG, a number of supplementary documents are available:

Work stream 5: Governance
Terms of Reference
Memorandum of Understanding sub-group – Terms of Reference
Member update on Memorandum of Understanding
Reconstitution of National Council sub-group – Development Paper
Draft BMC Articles of Association
Briefing on proposed changes to BMC Articles of Association

Work stream 7: Partnerships
Terms of Reference

Work stream 8: Membership Engagement
Terms of Reference


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