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All risk, no reward
G+C Article

All risk, no reward

The role of a NED comes with significant responsibility and risk, raising the question of whether they are being appropriately remunerated for their endeavours.
1 January 0001
Boards and committees
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Recorded Webinar

Maximising success and avoiding risks in workplace investigations

To investigate or not to investigate? That is the question.
14 November 2023
Recorded Webinar
Audit and risk
Cross sector
Risk: Safeguarding: beyond the classroom
G+C Article

Risk: Safeguarding: beyond the classroom

Safeguarding is a governance issue for every institution. Get it wrong, and the consequences are both tragic and costly.
1 January 0001
Audit and risk
Can better governance reduce the risk of project failure?
G+C Article

Can better governance reduce the risk of project failure?

Applying key governance levers can help to ensure that projects have clear outcomes that are more likely to be achieved.
1 January 0001
Audit and risk
Not if, but when
G+C Article

Not if, but when

A review of what the shift from risk to resilience means for organisations in 2024.
1 January 0001
Audit and risk
Why poor reporting is damaging security efforts
G+C Article

Why poor reporting is damaging security efforts

CISOs need to be given the opportunity to explain the realities of cyber risk to the board.
1 January 0001
Audit and risk
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Blog

Budget 2025: Key considerations for governance professionals

Budget 2025 arrives at a moment of economic uncertainty and shifting expectations for public bodies and businesses alike. The Chancellor’s announcements will carry significant implications for governance, accountability and organisational resilience.
24 November 2025
Blog
Risk and risk management
Linda Ford CEO CGIUKI
Blog

From the CEO: Connecting the governance profession

From a visit to Uganda and Kenya, the Institute’s CEO Linda Ford reflects on how governance professionals are connecting across borders, and why strong governance must come before AI. Meetings with members, graduates and business leaders underline a shared purpose, and a growing recognition of governance as a strategic discipline in an increasingly complex world.
16 March 2026
Blog
Risk and risk management
Conflict: Prepping for  ‘grey-zone’ risk
G+C Article

Conflict: Prepping for ‘grey-zone’ risk

The Subsidiary Governance conference heard from one expert who warned: unpredictability is the new normal. Are you ready?
1 January 0001
Audit and risk
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