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Tables are running out...
CIOB comes to Wales
How to make money from the Circular Economy?
How is your Good Governance?
Swansea scheme all set?
Community Benefits
Simply the best Welsh homes?
RICS 2017 Events
Eco Connect Wales & Free Retrofit Coordinator Courses in Cardiff
CEW Awards 2017 Sponsorship Opportunities


How is your Good Governance?

Leadership is critical to any organisation, business or team – no matter how small and regardless of the project or task. It is also a topic much discussed in construction. The IoD is here to help

As an industry, we need strong and competent leaders on site, in the boardroom and at all levels in between. That’s why CEW is asking all its stakeholders to consider the role of non-executive directors. 

It might be that your business needs objective advice. It might be that you as an individual can offer that support. But how does it work? The role of the NED has never been more important to companies of all kinds. There is a growing acceptance at both director and shareholder level that NEDs play a vital role in maximising board effectiveness and ensuring good governance, in both the private and public sectors. It is worth bearing in mind, however, that as NEDs become more important it also means they must be prepared to commit the time needed to fulfil the demands of the job and be aware of their duties and responsibilities. 

We invite you to attend the Role of the Non-Executive Director course to gain a thorough understanding of the essential requirements and skill set of this role with practical advice from an experienced portfolio non-executive director. 

But also consider how else the IoD can help. The IoD offers a range of courses about the role of directors and the importance of corporate governance. Now, the UK Corporate Governance Code places only limited emphasis on the importance of training, stating that all directors should “regularly update and refresh their skills and knowledge”. But, regardless of experience, all directors need help to understand the latest legal and regulatory parameters, as well as understanding their role, responsibilities and limitations at board level. This helps them as individuals, but it also helps the development of their respective organisation and its people. 

Contact the IoD direct, or call CEW on 02920 493322 or visit the IoD web site and see what course might be right for you.

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