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Governance Register connects people and organisations through the boards they share. Here are a few ways in.

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Organisations connected through shared leaders

People on the board of The London Diocesan Fund also serve on these charities:

These are formal board links, not proof the organisations work together.

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Connection maps

Every organisation page offers a visual connection map, after the plain-language summary.

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Governance patterns

Groups of leaders with a shared governance profile, such as first-time trustees or cross-sector leaders.

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Coverage depends on what each country's registers publish. The United Kingdom has the fullest connected record.

  • United KingdomCharity trustees, company directors, public bodies and school governance, with connections between them.
    Fullest coverage
  • IrelandCharity trustees and appointment dates from the Charities Regulator.
    Charities
  • United StatesNonprofit boards from IRS Form 990 filings, observed across years.
    Nonprofits
  • New ZealandCoverage in this edition is currently limited to what the national register publishes.
  • CanadaCoverage in this edition is currently limited to what the national register publishes.
  • AustraliaCoverage in this edition is currently limited to what the national register publishes.