Corporate governance is a fashionable topic at present, given much currency by well publicised stories of corporate failure, fraud, hubris and excess.  It is a fertile new source of revenue for consultants and other professional advisers, some qualified, others self-appointed.  Thankfully, governance is an area of enquiry where an interested and motivated enquirer can find a great deal of  useful and insightful material for him or herself reasonably quickly.

This Resource Room contains a variety of information which might  be of use to a student of governance, of whatever vintage. 

In the general area open to all readers, and in accordance with the best principles of transparency, the Institute's own Founding Documents are open for inspection by all.  News and Articles contains current and archived Institute media material for all to read. A Glossary (which is updated regularly) provides straightforward interpretations of selected governance terms.

In the members' area, accessed by log on and password, the full folio of Principles of Best Practice for New Zealand boards and directors is available for inspection and download.
The Further Resources section highlights material (books, articles, web links and other releases) that the Institute's Research and Policy area has accessed in the course of its work. This material has impressed by its currency, insight, provocation, usefulness, originality or sheer eccentricity. The Opinion section contains selected published and unpublished thoughts (sometimes biased, often strident, occasionally tongue-in cheek but hopefully never boring).

Please browse at your leisure.