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Charity governance: Hurry up Harry
G+C Article

Charity governance: Hurry up Harry

The Sentebale case has been a PR disaster. What does it tell us about charity governance?
1 January 0001
Boards and committees
EDI: where next?: “Engage everyone in the conversation”
G+C Article

EDI: where next?: “Engage everyone in the conversation”

Simon Fanshawe OBE, founder of Diversity by Design, explains why and how to cultivate diversity in organisations – and how he’s framing a response to the EDI backlash coming from the US.
1 January 0001
Interview
EDI in practice: EDI: it’s not alchemy
G+C Article

EDI in practice: EDI: it’s not alchemy

Practical EDI demands a lot of CoSecs, boards and teams. But clarity of intent, open-mindedness and engagement can prove a winning combination.
1 January 0001
Boards and committees
Organisational culture: Root and branch: why culture  still matters
G+C Article

Organisational culture: Root and branch: why culture still matters

“Culture eats strategy for breakfast,” they say. Or used to. These days it’s more likely to be a flashpoint that some leaders are happy to sidestep. But that could have highly negative implications for good governance.
1 January 0001
Company secretarial practice
Sports governance: Countdown to kick-off
G+C Article

Sports governance: Countdown to kick-off

An Independent Regulator for Football ought to usher in a new era of good governance for the beautiful game. But the journey to this point reminds us: getting the right model over the line won’t be a tap-in.
1 January 0001
Feature
Sports governance: Beyond football
G+C Article

Sports governance: Beyond football

Soccer isn’t the only sport to have made governance headlines. That’s why CGIUKI partners with key sports bodies to bring professionalism to their governance.
1 January 0001
Feature
Climate: Zero sum game?
G+C Article

Climate: Zero sum game?

Going beyond compliance to leverage regulation for resilience and growth: NEDs and the evolving regulatory landscape.
1 January 0001
Feature
Evaluation: In the ROI of the beholder
G+C Article

Evaluation: In the ROI of the beholder

Calculating a value for Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) can seem impractical. But it ought to be possible to figure out ‘return on governance investment’ using a well-defined framework. The returns from good cyber governance show how it might be done.
1 January 0001
governance
Apprenticeships: Sure start
G+C Article

Apprenticeships: Sure start

It’s not just the government: schools, careers advisers and young people themselves are keen on apprenticeships. The experiences of two governance apprentices suggest it’s also a route to richer diversity and new sources of talent for the profession.
1 January 0001
Company secretarial practice
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