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Gov101 – Introduction to the Duties of a Director


Price $290 – $380 NZD + BF + GST Get tickets

Event description

Thinking about becoming a director or trustee? Maybe you already are and want to brush up on your knowledge and skills? When is the right time to set up a governance board? How well are we doing in governance terms?


Facilitated by TorquePoint's Simon Ewing-Jarvie and Hon Heather Roy, this half-day course is for anyone considering becoming a director, about to join a board, or those who have recently become a director in either commercial or not-for-profit settings. .

The session covers:

  • Governance vs management
  • Strategy vs Operations
  • Board and CEO (or GM or MD) relationship
  • Duties of a director including legislative and regulatory obligations
  • Board papers – getting the information you need to make good decisions
  • Assessing Risk
  • Budget processes
  • Managing conflicts of interest
  • Good board practice – policies and procedures

This is a workshop that is fast-paced and serious fun -  attendees leave with a suite of digital tools for their governance journey. The workshop is designed so as not to compete with the longer options provided by organisations such as the Institute of Director

  • When: Wednesday 2nd October 9.00 am - 1.00 pm
  • Where: The White Swan Country Hotel, Main street, Greytown
  • Booking: Maximum 14 people - Members $290 + GST (Non-Members / Public $380 + GST)

Morning tea provided.
*Member means any paid and current member business of Business Wairarapa, Tupu Ana Masterton, Go Carterton, Martinborough Business Assoc, Featherston Business Engine, Destination Wairarapa.

This workshop is registered with RBP. You may be eligible for up to 50% funding to offset the cost of this workshop - Please contact Torquepoint for details. 

    Institute of Directors - CPD Points  - This workshop may be eligible for CPD points for IoD members. We suggest you check IoD’s CPD Guide for how many CPD points to claim for governance-related learning. 


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