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Governance for NFP Board Directors and Officers
At last, an easy to access, affordable snapshot of the key roles and responsibilities of Directors and senior officers in Not-for-Profits, Co-operatives, Charities and Civic organisations.
5 x 90 minute virtual classroom sessions
May
10.00am - 11.30am
Week 1: May 2
Week 2: May 9
Week 3: May 16
Week 4: May 23
Week 5: May 30
September
3.00pm - 4.30pm
Week 1: September 1
Week 2: September 8
Week 3: September 15
Week 4: September 22
Week 5: September 29
Overview
Run over 5 x 90 minute modules in virtual classrooms, participants will receive a practical overview of their responsibilities, supported by case studies and specific actions that can be implemented within your organisation’s governance processes.
Module 1: The Legal and Governance Architecture
Module 2: Directors and Officers Roles and Responsibilities
Module 3: Asking the Right Questions About the Financial Statements
Module 4: Specific Board Roles – Chair, Company Secretary and CEO
Module 5: What Should be Keeping Directors Awake at Night
Note: Optional coaching is also available for the whole Board, the Board Chair or the CEO
Who will benefit
Experienced Directors looking to refresh their knowledge of contemporary governance and new Directors who want a solid induction into their roles and responsibilities on a Board. The content is also highly relevant to CEOs and senior executives who want to get the best from their Board and ensure their organization is compliant.
Content
- Develop a deeper understanding of the framework under which well-governed organisations should operate
- Understand the roles and responsibilities, and the practical application of these responsibilities in real Boardroom situations
- Be able to ask the right questions about the financial information being presented to the Board
- Distinguish between the need to both trust and verify the information presented
- Reflect on the performance of your current Board
- Complete a risk identification, assessment and mitigation process
- Unpack a series of case examples of both good and flawed governance.
Note: The sessions are not recorded.
If you are unable to attend a session, transfers to individual future dates are not possible.
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