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Lorraine Witten, Chartered Fellow
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This brief discusses key trends and issues in the Directors and Officers (D&O) insurance market in New Zealand
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Best practice boards commit to evaluation for continuous improvement.
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Finding directors to suit all sizes of organisation.
Advertise your governance role to IoD members on the Director Vacancy Noticeboard. It's a cost effective way to reach New Zealand’s largest pool of director talent.
Searching for a new director for your board?
When looking for a new director, you should cast the net wide enough to ensure you find the best person for the job while achieving the optimal skills balance for the board as a whole.
Are you paying enough to attract and retain your board members?
Increasing demands are being placed on directors to perform. Remuneration needs to be set at the right level to attract, motivate and retain the best people who can drive growth and performance for your organisation.
Tailored advice based on best practice
Recognising that every board is different and face a range of issues unique to their operating environment, the IoD provides tailored advice on all aspects of governance.
A fundamental week long course for directors and senior executives working with boards.
If you’re serious about developing your director skills, seeing a step change in your performance at the board table or becoming a Chartered Member, the week long Company Directors’ Course is essential.
For aspiring and new directors, and senior executives who interact with a board.
This comprehensive series of one day courses delivers a rewarding introduction and insight into the roles and responsibilities of the board and individual directors.
Discover how to dramatically improve strategic planning, minimise risk and evaluate your organisations performance more effectively.
At this one-day course you will explore how to incorporate integrated thinking and reporting into your strategic planning.
Build your confidence in dealing with ethical dilemmas in the boardroom.
Practice and role play scenarios, within a safe environment, to build your confidence, aptitude and skills in making decisions within different contexts.
Learn how to improve your effectiveness on the board and discover how to influence the group dynamic.
This course will challenge unconscious behavior and explore assumptions within a high performance working group.
Explore how to harness the power of a fully engaged board.
Explore the role management plays in supporting effective governance.
Gain the tools to succeed in working with audit and/or risk committees, focusing on the board’s objectives and the optimisation of committee performance.
We’ll introduce committee requirements and formalities, while offering the opportunity to engage in interactive sessions with current audit and risk committee chairs.
