
Branch event - North West
AI for Governance Professionals
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming how organisations operate and how governance professionals support effective leadership and decision-making. This event will explore how AI can be harnessed to enhance efficiency, improve strategic insights and strengthen governance frameworks, while also considering the ethical, regulatory and reputational challenges it presents.



Training Course
Essential Board Performance Reviews
Board performance reviews, also known as board effectiveness reviews or evaluations, are a critical tool for organisations to continuously improve governance and board-level decision making. If performed well, they enable boards and individual directors to improve the quality and effectiveness of their discussions and decisions.
This training course supports those with board review experience who are either looking to develop their skills as an internal board reviewer or develop an external review offering as a consultant. It will use practical examples and peer-to-peer learning to help delegates think through the whole board review process from initial engagement to implementing outcomes and offer ideas for maximising the value of board reviews to everyone who participates in them.


Training Course
Annual Report Toolkit
Master the art of preparing and filing Annual Reports in compliance with UK legal and regulatory standards. This practical, hands-on 1-day training course is designed for professionals who want to confidently prepare Annual Reports for UK-incorporated companies. Whether you're new to Annual Reporting or seeking to sharpen your skills, you'll leave with a comprehensive toolkit and actionable insights to streamline your reporting process.



Branch event - West Midlands
The Great Governance Experiment: Creativity, Culture and Decision Making
Governance is more than structures and processes – it’s a cultural practice that shapes how organisations think, decide and act. The Governance Experiment is follows the tradition of the literary salon, inviting members to explore governance through a more imaginative lens.