Bradford Producing Hub is an artist-led charity working to dismantle barriers in the arts and build more equitable systems in their place. Our vision is a just and joyful cultural future - powered by people, rooted in place, and open to all.

We're particularly interested in people with experience in:

• Chairing, or an interest in developing into a future Chair role
• Arts and cultural leadership
• Being an independent artist or creative practitioner
• Charity finance and accountancy
• Fundraising and charitable giving
• HR or legal practice
• Heritage, cultural building management and/or capital development

If you don't have the specific experience listed above, but your values and outlook closely align with the work of BPH, we're very much interested in hearing from you.

We're actively seeking voices that represent the Bradford district, and we particularly welcome applications from people from the Global Majority, including Black, Asian and ethnically diverse communities who are underrepresented in arts leadership and governance. We equally welcome applications from people who are LGBTQIA+, disabled, and/or from working-class or low socio-economic backgrounds.

We are committed not only to diversifying representation, but to ensuring trustees feel valued, heard and able to shape decisions meaningfully. BPH is radical, kind, equity-driven and community-spirited. We're committed to anti-racist and anti-ableist practice, recognising that structural racism and ableism continue to shape the arts sector. We're actively working to challenge this within our governance and partnerships and we expect trustees to share that commitment.

We know that joining a board can feel daunting, particularly where governance spaces have not always felt welcoming. We're committed to providing induction, support and space for all trustees to contribute confidently and meaningfully. If you've ever looked at arts leadership and felt it did not reflect you this is an invitation to help change that.