The Certificate in AI Governance is a comprehensive programme designed for governance professionals, company secretaries, board members, and senior leaders seeking to confidently navigate the opportunities, risks, and responsibilities associated with Artificial Intelligence.

This year’s lecture emphasised the significance of experienced and confident leadership, informed and inquisitive boards, and a culture of openness.

The theme for the March meeting of the Next Generation NED Network, a network which hosts quarterly events for aspiring and existing non-executive directors, was ‘agreeing to disagree well’ – an issue that has relevance to almost everyone in the workplace.

Highlighting practical advice for boards, senior leaders and governance professionals when considering if and how to use AI in their organisations.

CGIUKI branches are places for members, students and non-members interested in governance to meet, learn and feel part of a governance community.

As the UK waits for a general election to be called, CGI has published a set of Governance FAQs for charities undertaking political and issues-based campaigning activity.

The ESG Summit brought together experts from across industry to explore recent developments in the fast-moving ESG landscape. Here are some key takeaways.

CGIUKI thought leadership: Governing sustainability: Are sustainability committees the answer?