Kate Sayer, Director of Integrity and Ethics at Oxfam, has spearheaded a new approach to whistleblowing, complaint procedures and integrity at the charity. Oxfam was still dealing with the aftermath of the 2018 Haiti scandal when she joined in 2020.

Susan talks us through her CGIKUKI journey - from her first ICSA qualification in 2006 to becoming Co-Chair of the Jersey Corporate Governance Committee in 2025.

The purpose of this report is to ask: is the traditional model of the board capable of meeting the expectations we now place on it, and is it the most efficient way of doing so? And is there a need for radical thinking about what boards do and what they look like to equip them for the future?

ICSA: The Chartered Governance Institute is delighted to announce the names of those students who have achieved the highest marks in the Institute’s Isle of Man examinations since the June 2018 exam sitting. The students received their awards at a celebratory event at Tanners Loft on 22 October.

Take a glimpse into the life and career of Claire Bodanis, author of Trust Me I'm Listed

For board directors, aspiring governance leaders, and anyone who believes business should be better - this is your invitation into the side of business you were never meant to see.

This extract is taken from Charity Law and Governance: A Practical Guide, 2nd edition.

The Chartered Governance Institute and Slaughter and May have today published guidance about company AGMs and the impact of Covid-19 in order to support British businesses and their shareholders during the coronavirus pandemic. Supported by the FRC, GC100, the Investment Association and the Quoted Companies Alliance, and reviewed by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, the guidance suggests that companies consider their contingency plans in light of the spread of Covid-19.

Of general interest to all members.