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Guidance Note

Governing AI use in your organisation

This guidance seeks to set out the ways in which those working in governance can support their organisations with the development of policies to govern the use of AI.
1 November 2023
Guidance Note
Corporate
Technology and AI
Circular Economics Blog
Blog

Using circular economy models and virtuous circles to build continuous improvements in governance

Combining a virtuous circle with a circular economy approach could potentially be beneficial for the organisation, its stakeholders, shareholders and the environment. It may also be one way of approaching the broader ESG agenda.
28 September 2022
Blog
ESG
Charity
Purpose and Strategy
Not for profit
Blog Lessons Learned 620X300
Blog

Data governance in a cloud-native world

Who governs your data? How do you know your 'customers' data is protected? And can those questions help grow your career?
19 October 2020
Blog
Careers Development
Law, regulation and compliance
Technology and AI
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Blog

Interview: Adv. Selebalo Ntepe

In this article we sat down with Adv. Selebalo Ntepe, Deputy Chairman of the Institute of Directors Lesotho, to discuss governance across the African diaspora.
28 October 2021
Blog
Diversity, equity and inclusion
Leadership
Governance Books

Company Law 4th Edition

Designed for those on the journey to becoming a Chartered Governance Professional, our Company Law study text provides you with knowledge of legal frameworks relevant to the organisation of a business and highlights the links between company law and corporate governance.
Book
Qualifying Programme
Study Text
Company Law Study Text Ofc
Technical Briefing

Technical Update: October 2024

Of general interest to all members.
3 October 2024
Technical Briefing
Cross sector
Technical Briefing

Government withdrawal of draft new reporting regulations

On 16 October, the UK government announced it had withdrawn the draft Companies (Strategic Report and Directors’ Report) (Amendment) Regulations 2023, which were laid in Parliament on 19 July.
2 November 2023
Technical Briefing
Law, regulation and compliance
Goog Governance Blog
Blog

What does good governance really look like?

Trina Hill FCG gives us her view on what good governance looks like and what companies should focus on to achieve this.
23 January 2020
Blog
Law, regulation and compliance
Careers Development
Urvasi Naidoo
Member Story: in their shoes

Urvasi Naidoo, FCG

We sat down with Urvasi Naidoo, FCG, who works as Compliance and Contracts Manager for the CGF.
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