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GOVERNANCE MATTERS #3: The strategic leadership role of the Board and the importance of a strategic plan

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GOVERNANCE MATTERS is a series of 10 sessions on zoom presented by Carol Scholes of Overview Effect; each session has a different topic to do with governance matters. The series, which is FREE, and held in the early evenings, focuses on governance principles for boards or committees of NFP organisations in New Zealand.

There will be an opportunity to ask questions in these sessions as well.

Many volunteer members of committees or boards struggle to find the time to develop their skills in governance or have topics they would like to explore further but can’t devote a whole or half day to attending a workshop. These workshops are designed to be delivered in 1-1.5-hour sessions on very specific topics. Participants can attend one or more as needed.

TOPIC: The strategic leadership role and the importance of a strategic plan.

This workshop explores the strategic leadership role of committees and boards. Discover what the board should talk about in their strategic role and how to lead your organisation to be forward focused and proactive with a clear strategy not just putting out the bush fires as they erupt.

Presenter: Carol Scholes (Overview Effect)

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NOTE 1: Cancellation for training courses. Please be aware that we require two working days’ notice if you wish to cancel your registration. If you cancel after this time payment is still required. We may (at our discretion) provide a credit note to be used for other training courses within twelve months of the original course. NOTE 2: Should a course, due to Covid-alert level conditions nearer the time, need to be postponed or moved across onto Zoom, we shall advise nearer the scheduled date, with as much notice given as possible. NOTE 3: A refund will be made but will not include the booking fee amount which was part of the session cost that ANCAD paid when the ticket was first purchased.