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CONFERENCES & EVENTS
Governance maintains a library of brochures
to forthcoming events and publications. To download full text brochures, please
right click on the links below.
If you would like your event publicised on this site, please email conferences@governance.co.uk
Quorum Training provides a quality training service for industry, commerce, the public sector and the professions. Courses are held in our training centre in London WC1 and cover accounting and finance, treasury, financial services, corporate governance, internal audit, tax and VAT, business law, personal and management skills. Our aim is to provide effective learning in an informal environment.
Courses on corporate governance www.quorumtraining.co.uk/courseindex.asp?category=corporate%20governance
ICSA Training provide a wide range of high quality training courses for company secretaries working at all levels, directors, senior managers and other professionals. Our courses cover a range of topics such as corporate governance, finance and risk, law for business, company secretarial practice and personal skills. With the use of careful research and market analysis our courses are developed ensuring the content is up to date and comprehensive.
Search our courses here
NON EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS' PROGRAMME
ONE DAY COURSE
LONDON: 18
November 2008
Further Information: http://www.icsatraining.co.uk/disp.php?ID=68
ICSA COMPANY SECRETARIES
CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2008
2 October 2008
Business Design Centre, 52 Upper Street, Islington, London N1 0QH
Further information: http://www.icsatraining.co.uk/disp.php?ID=65
BOARD PERFORMANCE
Further Information: http://www.icsaboardperformance.co.uk
Download Brochure: 
bpe.pdf (470Kb)
Cranfield School of Management
The UK's leading provider of professional development for current and
aspiring NEDs. The Non-executive Directors' Seminar is run 4 times a year, led by Murray
Steele. In addition there is the Audit Committee Seminar Course.
Non – Executive Directors’ Seminar
Cranfield’s NED Seminar was developed as a result of practical research into the role of an effective NED undertaken with experienced NED’s.
The Seminar, which has a duration of two days, is essentially in two parts. The first part covers the regulatory knowledge that an NED should know – legal requirements of directors, corporate governance, roles of the audit and remuneration committees and the requirements of institutional investors. The second part focuses on the behavioural aspects of the NED role – boardroom dynamics, the characteristics of effective boards and NEDs and conflict resolution. There is also a specific session on how to find NED positions and an optional session on strategic thinking for NEDs.
The majority of the topics are presented by specialists in their field from organisations such as Hermes, 3i, Ernst & Young and IRS. Case studies are used as opportunities to discuss NED situations.
Past participants have stated that at the end of the Seminar they are much clearer about all aspects of the role.
www.cranfield.ac.uk/som/executive/NEDS
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