Governance Program | Launceston

Governance Program

This one-day Governance Program is designed for directors, managers, board members and others who interested in how a board should work, and the roles and responsibilities of a board and committee members. It is ideally suited for not-for-profit board members, small business directors, and new directors.

Topics covered in the workshop include:

• The Board – Its Role and Purpose
• What is Governance?
• The Legal Requirements of the Board & Board Members
• Meetings – Process, Protocol and Policy
• Financial Matters for the Board – Basic Overview of Financial Board Reports
• Performance Indicators – How to Measure Board and CEO Performance

The session will be structured as an open workshop. Each participant will receive a certificate of attendance and a manual for future reference.

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About the workshop facilitator: 

Chris Davis has experience spanning 30+ years in business planning, business solutions, management and finance, both as a business owner/manager and as an advisor in many fields. An advisor & director with diverse industry background, Chris is entrepreneurial by nature, both in the establishment of new business ventures and in developing and implementing new ideas or introducing smarter ways to do business. With extensive exposure to products and services, bringing a broad range of skills, knowledge and experience to clients, Chris is particularly skilled in identifying and developing new opportunities and developing fit for purpose structures to implement opportunity.

Chris was the first person to develop and deliver a Certificate IV in Governance in Tasmania. He is an active member of the director community in Northern Tasmania and is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors

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Early bird tickets are available until 5 PM AEST, Monday, 8 February.

Full price tickets are available until 09:00 AM AEST, Saturday, 13 February.

For questions or more information, please contact The Van Diemen Project team on events@vandiemenproject.com.au or 03 6349 1919.