Overview – Corporate Governance

Governance refers specifically to the set of rules, controls, policies, and resolutions put in place to direct corporate behavior. A board of directors is pivotal in governance. Proxy advisors and shareholders are important stakeholders who can affect governance.

Corporate governance that calls for upstanding, transparent company behaviour leads a company to make ethical decisions that benefit all of its stakeholders. It can underscore a potential investment for investors. Bad corporate governance leads to a breakdown of a company, often resulting in scandals and bankruptcy.

Corporate Governance Courses

· Corporate Governance: Essentials for a New Business Era

· Corporate Governance and Strategic Management

· Introduction to Corporate Governance for Managers/Officers

· Management and Corporate Governance

· Corporate Governance and Compliance

· Corporate Governance – Building Board Competence and Effectiveness

· Designing Effective Boards

· Succeeding in the Boardroom

· The New Role of Boards

· Corporate Governance Training for Board Members

· The Board, the Chair and Stewardship

· Board Director’s Tools – Purpose, Strategy, Organisation and Risk

· Strategy Governance for Boards

· High Performance Leadership

· Board Secretary Programme

· Comprehending Board Members and Committee Roles and more….