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Operationalizing Your Governance

Establish an effective and efficient mode of operation

This high-impact training allows directors and officers to experience motivating, human, relevant and engaging learning experiences that allow them to adopt best practices in governance. Based on proven concepts (Synergistic Governance™), this training optimizes the functioning and performance of the Board of directors in order to actively contribute to the culture of accountability and collaboration of the board and the organization.

Program

  1. An overview of the basic principles of governance
  2. The effective governance model
  3. The 100 works of the board of directors
  4. Council Committees
  5. The balanced governance calendar
  6. The perpetual agenda
  7. Governance tools for efficient operation
  8. The role of each person in the functioning of the council
  9. The limits of governance and management

For your organization

  1. Greater meeting efficiency
  2. Better functioning of committees
  3. Greater compliance with due diligence requirements
  4. Greater engagement of people around the board table
  5. Less long and arduous meetings
  6. Greater accountability among administrators and managers

When is this useful?

  1. When meetings drag on and are no longer - or only minimally - effective
  2. When there is discord over the approach to be taken for the functioning of the board of directors
  3. When creating a governance, operating and compliance committee
  4. When there are several new people around a board table
  5. When preparing a revision of the constitutive documents (Statutes and regulations)
  6. When preparing a restructuring of the governance model

What you will be able to do

  1. Better understand everyone's roles and responsibilities in relation to the functioning
  2. To actively contribute to the effectiveness and efficiency of the board of directors' activities
  3. Better preparation for board and committee meetings
  4. To actively contribute to the work of the board committees
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