Chartered Governance Institute New Zealand

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Company law reform changes are finally coming. Join us this month to see what is changing and what you need to know. Register here >> https://lnkd.in/gTGdXgW5

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Our last cohort of 2024 for the Effective Directors Programme looks to be full of interesting people. Will you take one of the seats too on this 3-day in-person course? Join Dr. Peter Crow, Jo Cribb and Bill Ross in Auckland November 4-6 by registering here >> https://lnkd.in/gHZFp5C6

Our Chair Julie Hardaker’s comments on the passing of Māori King Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII.

Chairing the Board is a course that is delivered in two sessions scheduled two weeks apart that is aimed at those new to the chair role, experienced directors looking to step up to the chair role or Board Chairs looking to gain new skills. You will take a deep dive into the role and responsibilities of the board chair. You will learn about board processes, what makes an effective chair, how to get the most out of board performance, and how to manage board dynamics. Take away practical tips and hear from experienced board chairs about how to succeed in this demanding role. Register here >> https://lnkd.in/g7eSwGcn #chairingtheboard #boardroom #ceo

Join us for Lunch & Learn this month and hear from PWC Legal Partners Claire Evans and Joelle Grace on the Company Law reform that is on the way. The government has announced the first major overhaul of the Companies Act since it came into force in 1993. The proposed reforms aim to modernise and simply the Act, and to introduce changes that bring the legislation into the modern business environment. Reducing compliance costs and duplication or processes, introducing director identification numbers and reviewing director duties are some of the proposals. Get yourself up to speed with the proposals and how these reforms may impact you with this webinar. Register here >> https://lnkd.in/gTGdXgW5

We are thrilled to have Ziena Jalil again as the Host of Ceremonies for the Women on Boards New Zealand Women in Governance Awards evening!   Ziena is an award-winning business and public sector leader, focused on improving outcomes for those with diverse cultures, abilities and experiences. Ziena is a former New Zealand Trade Commissioner to Singapore and is a board member for the Asia New Zealand Foundation, Education New Zealand, Toka Tū Ake Earthquake Commission and DNA. Join in the celebration at the Women in Governance Awards dinner at the Hilton Hotel in Auckland on 19 September 2024. The evening commences with pre-dinner canapes and champagne, followed by a formal dinner. Tickets can be purchased here >> https://lnkd.in/gh6ysj2K

We have a fantastic lineup of speakers at this year's conference! Have you got your ticket yet? Regsiter here >> https://lnkd.in/gzSR_KeA Welcome by Chairperson – Julie Hardaker _______________________________________________________________ Board Leadership: changes over the decades and challenges in the future Sir Rob McLeod, Director _______________________________________________________________ The Great British Post Office Scandal – lessons for directors David Whyte, DCW Management Ltd _______________________________________________________________ Breakout Sessions Session 1: Advisory Boards – Friend or Foe; how to get the most out of your advisory board Angus Ogilvie, Chartered Governance Institute New Zealand Session 2: Not-for-Profit and Charities Governance: challenges & solutions Jo Cribb, Jo Cribb Consulting Session 3: Family Owned Business: the role of the independent director Israel Vaealiki & David Alizade, Partners, Jackson Russell Lawyers _______________________________________________________________ Are Directors Born or Made? does education and training make better board directors Prof Brad Jackson, University of Waikato _______________________________________________________________ Panel Discussion Gender Balanced Boards: adding value to board and organisational performance Facilitator: Julie Hardaker Martin Sneddon, New Zealand Cricket Ziena Jalil, Director Adam Botterill, Waterstone _______________________________________________________________ New Zealand Rugby Union Story: governance drama on the field Igor Drinkovic, Partner, MinterEllisonRuddWatts _______________________________________________________________ Breakout Sessions Session 1: The Corporate Secretary of the Future Conrad Harvey – Chief Financial Officer & Company Secretariat Counties Energy Session 2: Managing Risk and Reg Change: measuring the future of operational resilience Kieran Seed, Head of Content – Global, LexisNexis Regulatory Compliance Session 3: Māori Governance – imbedding Te Tiriti o Waitangi Tania Te Whenua, Te Whenua Consulting _______________________________________________________________ The State of the New Zealand Economy Dr Oliver Hartwich, The New Zealand Initiative _______________________________________________________________ Panel Discussion Board Culture and its Impact on Organisational Culture Facilitator: Dr. Denis Mowbray FCG, FGNZ, Chartered Governance Institute New Zealand David Cunliffe, Polis Consulting Group Bindi Norwell, ProCare(NZ) _______________________________________________________________ Conference Close by Deputy Chair – Angus Ogilvie

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