Finance Director Volunteer Roles

We are looking for a London based, Marketing Director that will be in charge of managing all aspects related to the production and implementation of any given campaign. They’re responsible for strategising and analysing and leading their team while making sure everything runs smoothly from start to finish with clients or colleagues alike.

Responsibilities include:
Designing and implementing comprehensive marketing strategies to create awareness of the company’s business activities
Supervising the department and providing guidance and feedback to other marketing professionals
Producing ideas for promotional events or activities and organising them efficiently.

We’re Looking For New Trustees. Could You Be One Of Them?

Advantage Africa supports people affected by poverty, disability and HIV to improve their education, health and incomes. Our work helps vulnerable people to help themselves and build a better future for their families and communities.

We now have several vacancies for Trustees. This is an opportunity to help transform the lives of many people doubly disadvantaged by poverty and stigma. To this end, you would be expected to:

- First and foremost, ensure the good governance of the charity.

- Prepare for and participate actively in Board Meetings.

- Provide proactive advisory support to the charity’s Executive Director and staff.

- Empathise with our faith foundation, vision and values.

- Advocate for the charity and support its fundraising efforts.

More specifically, Advantage Africa’s Trustees:

- Ensure that we comply with our governing document, charity & company law, company law and relevant legislation.

- Ensure that we pursue the charitable objects defined in our governing document.

- Maintain oversight of our budget and our financial health, stability and sustainability.

- Ensure that we use and manage our assets and financial, human and material resources effectively and wisely.

- Identify and monitor risks and ensure appropriate, timely remedial action is taken to reduce and respond if needed.

- Safeguard the reputation and values of Advantage Africa.

- Contribute to setting strategic direction and evaluating performance in line with Advantage Africa’s charitable objects.

- Develop Advantage Africa’s policies & procedures in line with established good practice and ensure they're implemented.

- Devote the necessary time, skill, care and effort to the role.

- Monitor the performance of the Executive Director.

- Follow our Trustees’ Code of Conduct and act in the best interests of Advantage Africa at all times.

- Provide support in other strategic areas such as fundraising, staffing, partnerships, policy according to their skills.

- Lead and contribute to the development of board papers, discussions and working groups as needed.

- Contribute advice and guidance in areas of specific knowledge or experience to Advantage Africa's Director and staff.

- Assist Advantage Africa in developing sustainable and dverse funding by advocating for our work among their contacts.

If you'd like to find out more about this important role and how you can apply, please download the full information pack from our website today. We look forward to hearing from you!

We’re recruiting a Treasurer to provide strategic leadership over our continued financial growth to support our ambitious new strategy to be launched in 2025.

We’re seeking a Treasurer to join our board of trustees and work with our CEO to ensure the financial stability and growth of Camcycle. You will be a committed and enthusiastic supporter of cycling in and around Cambridge and a member of Camcycle. This does not mean you need to cycle very far, very often or indeed at all, but rather that you understand the benefits large-scale everyday cycling can have for our society and environment. (If you are not currently a member you can join in advance of submitting your trustee nomination form).

Ideally, you will have a formal accountancy qualification and/or practical experience with charity finances. You will also understand the dynamics of a small high-performance organisation, and be able to work with a variety of stakeholders including staff, other trustees, volunteers, members, donors and other partners. Our Treasurer will not be expected to get involved in day-to-day financial operations.

If you would like to learn more about the role of Treasurer or express interest in the position please get in touch. We will arrange a conversation with our CEO, Chair of the Board or Chair of our Finance Subcommittee to discuss the role.

Who we are and what we do

Camcycle (Cambridge Cycling Campaign) is a high-profile and influential local charity working for more, better and safer cycling, for all ages and abilities, in and around the Cambridge region, where half the population cycles at least once a week. We are democratic and member-led, with over 1,700 members and many volunteers.

Our funding is derived from membership subscriptions, donations, grants from grant-making bodies, corporate partnerships, advertising and merchandise sales. We have five permanent members of staff, periodic interns and freelancers and many active volunteers including our board of trustees. In 2025/2026 we expect to complete our transition to a Charitable Incorporated Organisation.

Our Finance Subcommittee of trustees and staff oversees the financial processes and operations of the organisation. Our CEO and Finance Assistant run our day-to-day finances and we have plans to add a Finance Director or similar role to the team in the near future.

Camcycle’s work includes:

• Responding to planning applications and public consultations.
• Organising events including our Cambridge Festival of Cycling, the Reach Ride with 1,000 participants, stalls at community events, workplace information sessions and campaigning meetings.
• Publication of print and digital cycling advocacy materials including leaflets for students, our quarterly magazine and blogs and social media posts.
• Making representations to the media and public bodies such as the council in the interest of a wide diversity of people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities who are cycling for general transport purposes in the greater Cambridge region.

Read more about our work and our finances in our latest annual reviews and find out more about becoming a Camcycle trustee.

Our values

Camcycle is: Inclusive, Informed and Influential

Our work is: Positive, Practical and Professional

Trustee – Finance

We are seeking a trustee with a financial background with experience that would help the charity to meet our legal and regulatory compliance, and to ensure the good financial health of Soundabout.  

As a Trustee for Soundabout, we’re looking for people who are:

• Passionate about the work of Soundabout – helping to create musical communities without barriers, with a focus on ensuring that people with severe and profound learning disabilities have a voice
• Committed to Soundabout’s vision, mission, and values
• Committed to, and willing to learn more about, Equality, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
• Comfortable speaking their mind and listening to others
• Willing to learn and speak about the issues facing Learning Disabled people
• Strategic and critical thinkers who can make decisions based on information they are given
• Able to maintain confidentiality
• Willing to spend the time and effort needed to fulfil the role of a trustee
• Understand and accept the legal responsibilities of being a trustee.

Volunteer Opportunity: Deputy Director at Unlock YOUR Potential

Are you passionate about social mobility and empowering people from disadvantaged backgrounds? Do you have the leadership skills to help set up, develop and shape the future of a dynamic and impactful social mobility charity? If so, we invite you to join us at Unlock YOUR Potential as our Deputy Director!

About Us:

Unlock YOUR Potential is a brand new start-up social mobility charity dedicated to igniting the spark within every individual, regardless of their starting point. We believe that everyone has a unique talent waiting to be discovered and honed, and we provide the tools, guidance, and support necessary for personal and professional growth.

Role: Deputy Director

Responsibilities:

• Assist the Executive Director in overseeing the overall operations, strategy, and vision of the charity.

• Support the development and implementation of programmes and initiatives.

• Help manage and lead a team of dedicated volunteers and staff.

• Contribute to fundraising, grant applications, and community outreach efforts.

• Ensure effective communication and collaboration within the organisation.

Requirements:

• Strong leadership and management skills.

• Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities.

• Experience in the non-profit sector or a related field is desired but not essential.

• Passion for social mobility.

• Ability to commit to a regular volunteer schedule.

What We Offer:

• An opportunity to make a meaningful impact in the lives of people from disadvantaged backgrounds aged 18 to 66 years old.

• A supportive and collaborative team environment.

• Opportunities for personal and professional growth.

• The chance to be part of a start-up and dynamic organisation.

How to Apply:

If you are interested in this exciting opportunity, please send your CV and a cover letter outlining your experience and why you are passionate about this role.

Join us in making a difference and unlocking the potential of young people in our community!

Unlock YOUR Potential

• BREAKING BARRIERS
• UNLOCKING POTENTIAL

Board Member

We're looking for a Member to be part of the Trust’s governance structure and ensure high standards of governance at board level.

Position: Member

Salary: This is a voluntary role however expenses can be paid in line with the allowances policy

Location: Derby

Time commitment: Around three meetings a year

About the role:

Local Governors sit within the Trust’s overall governance structure.  The Department for Education sets out that in an academy trust, the purpose of governance is to provide:

- strategic leadership

- accountability and assurance

- strategic engagement

The board has collective accountability and strategic responsibility for the trust. It has a focus on ensuring the trust delivers an excellent education to pupils while maintaining effective financial management and must ensure compliance with:

- the trust’s charitable objects

- regulatory, contractual and statutory requirements

- their funding agreement

Members ensure that the Board of Trustees and governance generally functions well. 

Key responsibilities will include:

Directing Trustees:  In rare events, Members can, by special resolution, direct Trustees to take a specific action where Trustees are unable, or unwilling to act in the best interests of the Trust.

Appointing and removing Members and Trustees:  Subject to the Articles of Association and Terms of References, all Members and most Trustees are appointed by existing Members.

Amending the Articles of Association: Members can amend the Articles of Association (in some cases, subject to Charity Commission approval), change the name of the Trust and wind it up. Local governance arrangements.

Appointing auditors:  Members appoint auditors to carry out the annual external audit function.  Internal auditors are appointed by trustees.

About you

You will have experience in participating and decision-making at a senior level; independence of thought and judgement; a strong belief in the ethos and values of the charity and time to commit. A background in education would be helpful but all professional backgrounds are useful.

About the organisation

The organisation is a trust that was formed to provide opportunities for collaboration, support, and challenge for the schools of Derby while allowing each school to retain its identity and accountability to its local community. 

Other roles you may have experience with could include: Board Member, Head of Education, Headteacher, CEO, Charity CEO, Social Enterprise, Director of Volunteering, Trustee, Trust, Director of Strategy, CFO, COO, Head of, Director, Fundraising Director, Head of Marketing, Director of Marketing, Director of Finance, Head of Finance, Head of HR, HR Director etc. 

Trelya are looking for new people to join our existing Board of Trustees. At an exciting time

of development, we are looking for board members who can bring their knowledge, skills

and expertise to support the charity in its mission.

Trelya (the Cornish word for ‘change’), is an award-winning charity working to improve

mental health, wellbeing, and enable positive change in West Cornwall’s most under

resourced communities. Trelya tackles the structural inequalities and barriers which fuel

cycles of deprivation head on. We aim to equip children and families with the skills and

resources they need to break free and build positive, happy, healthy and fulfilling futures.

Learning from over 20 years of grass roots experience we ensure our organisational aims

are always led by the needs of our community. Our responses are innovative, tailored, and

deliver what is really needed to enable long term, sustainable difference. We aim to find

and build on often undiscovered inner strength and resilience. Every person is treated as an

individual, we unlock their core assets and use these to ignite hope, ambition and fulfilment.

We know from experience that the children, young people and families living in our

communities are unique and skilled individuals with incredible potential. Trelya creates

opportunities to fulfil that potential through provision of a nursery (rated ‘Outstanding’ by

Ofsted), an award-winning youth work programme and ‘Gul,’ our highly successful adult

employment and training programme.

Trelya aims to break the generational cycle of social and economic deprivation. We aim to

enable children and families facing the greatest challenges, barriers and difficulties to

develop the skills, knowledge, awareness, motivation and aspirations necessary to break

the cycle. As a trustee you will become part of a dynamic and committed team providing

strategic oversight to build positive, happy, healthy and fulfilling futures.

Trelya has been part of the Penzance community since 2001. We are an ambitious and

forward thinking organisation with clear aims and objectives. We’re looking to recruit new

trustees, who have skills and experience in Finance (including VAT/ Procurement);

IT/Administration; Buildings Management; Charity Governance; Public Relations/Digital

Media who can help us to achieve our aims over the coming years by bringing enthusiasm,

personal experience and imagination.

We are looking for trustees with a commitment to the mission of Trelya, who can work well

in a small team of trustees, with good judgement, diplomacy, the ability to think strategically

and communicate effectively. We wish to strengthen and diversify our Board and extend

representation within Trelya to ensure that the board has insight from a range of

communities. We welcome applications from anyone, regardless of their age, disability,

ethnicity, heritage, sexuality, gender and socio-economic background. Trelya has a board

of up to 12 trustees.

For more information on Trelya please visit our jobs page on our website.

How to apply

To apply please email Trelya enclosing your CV and a letter of introduction responding to the following questions:

 Why have you applied to become a trustee?

 How will your skills, knowledge or experience strengthen Trelya’s board?

Northern Consortium is a unique educational charity, founded in 1987 by a group of Northern UK universities to support the advancement of education. We provide grants to other charities who deliver educational projects, activities or research. We are a registered charity, who are funded by an annual income from our subsidiary company which operates independently.  Our board of directors, who are also trustees of the charity, currently have a vacancy and are seeking to recruit an individual from a local community within the North of England, who may have experience in one of the following areas: 

•      collaborative partnerships, particularly within the voluntary sector

• business development

•        marketing

• experience of trading subsidiaries and/or social enterprise

We are particularly keen to increase the diversity within our Board and we welcome applications from people of the global majority. Board meetings are held twice a year, during office hours in Manchester, with sub-committee meetings also taking place within working hours (2/3 pa). The Board is responsible for setting the strategy and policies of Northern Consortium and guides and supports the Executive Director. 

The deadline for applications is Thursday 21st November 2024 and interviews will be held in Manchester on Thursday 5th December 2024. To apply, please send us a cover letter setting out your interest in the position along with your CV, we are running an anonmous recruitment process.

For your application to be considered, candidates MUST be UK based and have the right to reside and work in the UK.

Join us and lead the roll-out of Young Arts Fundraisers across the UK. You'll grow your own professional network while building valuable leadership experience, making a real difference to the future of our organisation.

This position will contribute to YAF’s leadership for the next 18 months. We’re looking for an enthusiastic, emerging leader with a strong collaborative work ethic. Your contribution to YAF will return dividends for your own professional development, offering you a wealth of experience and a new network of fellow fundraisers. A strong interest in arts fundraising and the aspiration to develop your career within the cultural sector are essential. It is not essential that you currently work within the arts. delivery and partnership management to grow our network and reach.

What will you be doing?

• Managing a team of x3 volunteers to oversee YAF’s partnerships programme, including:
  • Prospecting and building partnerships with relevant organisations throughout the country, including educational institutions and arts venues
  • Delivering a programme of virtual events designed for regional based fundraisers
  • Growing our network of members and partners across the UK
• Collaborate with all Directors to promote all aspects of YAF’s activity, including but not limited to:
  • Events, both digital and in-person, in collaboration with the Events & Operations team
  • Partnerships and network growth, in collaboration with the Professional Development team
  • Digital content, in collaboration with the Communications team Collaborate with the wider YAF team to identify specific regional issues YAF can highlight to support our members, ensuring regional representation exists in YAF strategy, communications, events and mentoring programme.
• Work with the Director of Professional Development to identify growth opportunities for the network including identifying and establishing relationships with future partners of YAF
• Manage budget and finance for partnership activity, liaising with other Directors
• Work with the rest of the board on income generation ideas and funding applications

This role is for someone stepping up into a managerial or leadership role for the first time, or looking to do so. We offer training, mentoring, and professional development, as well as the opportunity to lead an expanding and ambitious national network. You will have the opportunity to develop skills such as budget setting, managing a team, planning a range of events, and communicating with professionals at all levels. This is a perfect opportunity for anyone looking to expand their experience in ways that may not be possible in their current role.

About the Trust

The Great Learners Trust, a Multi-Academy Trust (MAT) based in Buckinghamshire, comprises 11 primary schools and serves nearly 3,000 pupils. The Trust is seeking a new Chair of Trustees to guide the board through its next exciting phase of development. The Trust comprises seven primary schools, one infant school, and three junior schools, and is a mixed MAT meaning that it has both Church of England schools as well as community (secular) schools.

After the retirement of the founding CEO, a new CEO was appointed who has a strong track record for driving standards and outcomes. The Trust is now looking for a Chair to join the Trustees and CEO in developing the Trust’s medium- and long-term strategic plans and drive forward a renewed ‘GLT Brand’. Trustees, Governors and staff are passionate about the Trust’s redefined Scheme of Delegation and refreshed vision and values. The Trust is currently undergoing a review of governance (Autumn 2024) to further develop and strengthen strategic operations within the Trust. The Trust has made a strong appointment to the role of CFO who is new to the Trust in September 2024 and they, alongside the CEO, are keen that the Board drive forward a strategic plan to further develop central operations and support to further increase impact for all the Trust’s pupils and staff.

The Trust has two ASD (Autism Spectrum Diagnosis) provisions set across two of its schools and serves some communities with high levels of EAL (English as an Additional Language). The Trust faces some challenges with there being an increase in families moving to the area and sending their children to private education, however the Trust is passionate about the mission to inspire and empower all and is now looking to be ‘Brave, Bold, and Ambitious’ in plans. The Trust is currently leading the way on DfE Digital Strategy and has a number of ongoing initiatives to support pupils’ wider development such as their school bank initiative which teaches students valuable financial literacy skills, promoting responsible money management and savings habits from an early age. 

The Trust’s Requirements 

Great Learners Trust is looking for a Chair to join, and lead, the Board and work alongside the CEO and CFO to bring their strategic vision to life. The CEO has established a thirst for change among staff and the leaders who are keen to work together to champion the Trust’s vision and strengthen strategic leadership to support growth.

Trust Board meetings are held six times a year, typically running 6pm-8pm. Times for the 2024-2025 academic year are open to review in consultation with the Board but will likely remain broadly the same/similar.

Board meetings are planned in advance and are usually held on Wednesdays. Board meetings are held face to face though remote options are available to Trustees in exceptional circumstances. There are also three sub-committees: Education Standards, Finance Audit & Risk, and Personnel. These committees each meet three times a year and also meet 6pm-8pm. Most Trustees sit on 1 committee and committee meetings tend to occur 1-2 weeks before the Trust Board meeting.

Induction for the new Chair will be developed based on the candidate’s previous experience. The former Chair will remain a current Trustee and continues to be a supportive and positive Trustee on the Board and, depending on the successful candidate’s experience, would be willing to support as much or as little as necessary with the transition of the new Chair.

The Trust Board also has access to NGA (National Governance Association), Confederation of School Trusts (CST) and Bucks Education Partnership to support its governance. Candidates will also receive access to ‘The First 100 Days as a Trustee’ immersive eLearning, through Governors for Schools (developed in partnership with CST). 

What difference will you make? 

Volunteering on an academy trust board is deeply rewarding as it allows you to impact the life chances of young people. Academy trusts support schools to give children a better future. For young people to have the best possible opportunities in later life, it’s vital we have individuals with the right expertise leading schools and holding executive teams accountable. Becoming a trustee is a fantastic opportunity to give back to your local community by strengthening education. 

As well as looking for new opportunities to give something back to society, you may be looking for opportunities to build your experience in strategic decision-making at senior level or demonstrate your ability to perform in a non-executive position as part of a portfolio career.

All roles are pro bono

People from diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Governing boards should represent the communities they serve, as well as wider society. We welcome interest from underrepresented groups to ensure academy trust boards are diverse in background, skillset, and thought.

Diversity is a powerful instrument for effective governance. Trustees are required to make choices that impact the daily lives of children, from school finance all the way through to staff and pupil recruitment. It’s essential that boards possess a broad set of beliefs, experiences, and ideas to inform their final judgements. We believe that true representation at board level enables all children to fulfil their potential. 

We are delighted to be working in partnership with the Manchester United Foundation, to appoint new Trustees to join the board. 

The Foundation brings Manchester United to the heart of the local community by delivering a diverse range of educational, leadership, and personal development initiatives to some of the most disadvantaged areas across Greater Manchester. These initiatives are designed to develop young people to achieve and fulfil their potential.

As a Trustee, you will not only fulfil your general and statutory duties but also bring your unique knowledge and expertise to ensure sound decision-making by the Board. This is an opportunity to make a lasting difference and be a part of shaping a brighter future for the community the Foundation serves.

Successful candidates must be able to demonstrate at least one of the following:

• Strong business and commercial acumen 
• A track record of engaging with diverse stakeholders and external partners to achieve strategic and contractual goals
• Experience managing large budgets and ensuring allocated funds are maximised against agreed programme activity and objectives
• Knowledge of public affairs or media and communications

We are seeking individuals who possess the ability to work strategically and thrive in collaborative team environment. We value integrity and encourage constructive challenges when necessary. If you are driven by a genuine passion for the work of the Foundation, particularly its dedication to empowering young people and benefiting local communities across Greater Manchester, then we would love to hear from you. 

For more information, please contact Adam Stacey, Managing Director, Charisma Charity Recruitment. To apply, visit the Charisma website and complete the application process. Please remember to include your CV and a supporting statement along with your submission.

We welcome and encourage applications from people of all backgrounds. We do not discriminate on the basis of disability, race, colour, ethnicity, gender, religion, sexual orientation, age, veteran status, or other category protected by law.

Location: Manchester / London / Hybrid 

Closing date: 12 December 2024

Interviews are due to take place in January 2025.

Applications are being reviewed throughout the process. Charisma interviews will need to be completed by close of play on Monday 16 December in preparation for shortlisting on 18 December.

Ad Infinitum is looking for new Trustees to join its board.
"Ad Infinitum have given audiences some of the most imaginative and provocative theatre in recent years" British Theatre Guide

We hold a position in the UK’s cultural landscape as a diverse-led company that is internationally renowned, award-winning, and making transformative theatre through a collaborative devising process we’ve refined over 18 years. 

Our purpose is to highlight complex but urgent socio-political issues through theatre which is entertaining and accessible. We create ambitious, experimental productions that contribute to national conversations and provide opportunities for audiences to engage, respond and contribute to lesser heard perspectives on universal themes.

Looking towards an exciting future, our current trustees wish to further transform and develop the board. Through broadening the skills, knowledge and lived experience of the trustees we will ensure Ad Infintum's board is representative of the work we make and the people we make work with and for.

In 2024-25, we wish to recruit new trustees to our board from across the following sectors and areas of expertise:

• Artists and freelancers working in the cultural sector

• Teachers or people working in other professions in the education sector

• People with finance, organisational development, fundraising or governance expertise working in the public or cultural sector

• People with experience of working with and in communities, particularly in Bristol and the surrounding area

• People who have experience of working in policy-making, diversity and inclusion, social activism or human rights

The lived experience of our trustees is of equal importance to their professional achievements. We want our board to represent and give a voice to the collaborators we work with, our core team, our city and our audiences. We believe that a diverse board will lead to stronger and more effective governance.

We actively encourage people whose backgrounds, lived experience and skills are underrepresented in the sector to join us and positively impact our organisation. We are particularly keen to receive applications from people from the Global Majority and Deaf and disabled people to join our board.

Please see our website for more information, including in BSL.

BPS Assessments and Awards Limited wishes to appoint an independent director. The successful applicant will be required to attend quarterly online board meetings and up to one additional strategy session per year. This is a voluntary role.

We are interested in candidates with skills and experience in the following areas:

• Knowledge of apprenticeships,  with a particular interest in the health sector.
• Experience of end-point assessment organisations, or assessment of apprenticeship.
• Evidence of strong commercial knowledge and business development expertise.
• Ability to express opinions, while respecting the thoughts and opinions of others.
• Dynamic in thinking and approach with a drive and passion to make a substantial impact.
• Other areas of interest may include finance, social media, brand development and marketing or public sector commissioning.

BPS Assessments and Awards Ltd is a trading subsidiary of The British Psychological Society (BPS). BPS Assessments and Awards Ltd has been approved to act as an End Point Assessment Organisation (EPAO) to provide end-point assessment services to providers, employers, and their apprentices. Its current directors are either trustees of BPS or employed by BPS, therefore the company wishes to appoint an independent director.

We encourage applications from people with a diverse range of experiences and backgrounds to ensure the board truly represents the people they serve. 

Become a Non-Executive Director at the Association for Laboratory Medicine!
Are you passionate about science, healthcare, and making a real impact on patient care? Do you want to contribute to an organisation that supports groundbreaking developments in laboratory medicine and diagnostics? If so, the Association for Laboratory Medicine (LabMed) needs your leadership, expertise, and vision as a Non-Executive Director to guide the organisation during a crucial and exciting period of growth and development.

As a Non-Executive Director, your duties will include:
* Playing a vital role in shaping the strategic direction of LabMed
* Advise and oversee the Association investment strategy, ensuring it aligns with its values, mission, and financial goals
* Provide regular updates to the Board on the portfolio’s performance and make recommendations for adjustments to investment strategies where necessary
* Ensure that the Association investment approach promotes long-term financial sustainability, considering responsible and socially impactful investment opportunities

LabMed are seeking a Non-Executive Director with skills and experience across financial investment, wealth management and governance to join a collaborative and engaged board of an organisation with great financial health. This is a unique opportunity to use your expertise to make a lasting impact.

Timeline:
The Association of Laboratory Medicine will be hosting a Q&A Webinar on Tuesday 12th November (6-7pm), where they will share further insights and answer any additional questions you may have. Please register your interest in attending this webinar and we will send you a registration link.

Closing date for applications: Friday 22nd November
Interview: w/c 9th December

How to apply:
Charity People Ltd is acting as a recruitment agency advisor to the Association for Laboratory Medicine on these appointments. To apply, please send your CV and request a candidate brief.

Join us and help shape the future of healthcare by advancing the science of laboratory medicine.

Association for Laboratory Medicine – Innovation. Inclusivity. Excellence.