Volunteering benefits you too
- You can list work experience with the IR Society on your CV
- Gain valuable skills and increase your confidence
- Feel a sense of achievement knowing you are part of something important
- Meet like-minded people and broaden your professional network
- Enjoy the satisfaction of giving something back
- Actively contribute to the IR community
- Enjoy personal benefits known only to you
- Have fun!
Don't have much spare time?
No problem. No matter how much spare time you have, what experience you have or where you live – if you have a passion for IR, we’d love to hear from you. There are a range of ways to get involved, from very active roles to helping out from your desk or couch – there’s something for everyone:
- Help us find and share useful news and articles
- Help us develop a useful Resource Library
- Help develop and train others
- Share your knowledge and skills at our events
- Help create awareness of the IR profession, and of the Society
- Participate in our planned online Knowledge Discussion Forum where you can answer questions, have conversations and share your expertise
- Volunteer using your own specialist skills and experience
Don't have much spare time?
No problem. No matter how much spare time you have, what experience you have or where you live – if you have a passion for IR, we’d love to hear from you. There are a range of ways to get involved, from very active roles to helping out from your desk or couch – there’s something for everyone:
- Help us find and share useful news and articles
- Help us develop a useful Resource Library
- Help develop and train others
- Share your knowledge and skills at our events
- Help create awareness of the IR profession, and of the Society
- Participate in our planned online Knowledge Discussion Forum where you can answer questions, have conversations and share your expertise
- Volunteer using your own specialist skills and experience