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Keystone Taranaki - Governance and Management in the Community
The success or failure of an organisation relies on the effectiveness of its
governance and management. A poor relationship between the two can be
devastating. Within the community sector there is often a blurring of the
responsibilities so that trustees and managers aren’t sure who should be
doing what.
This workshop will provide participants with the knowledge and skills to make
positive changes that will ensure their organisation becomes more effective.
Participants will leave the workshop with practical knowledge that can be used
immediately.
Keystone Taranaki - Part 1
Building Capacity building to the voluntary and community sector in New Plymouth.
Keystone Taranaki - Part 2
Building Capacity building to the voluntary and community sector in New Plymouth.
Maori Trustee Training - Enterprise Training Programme
Maori Trustee Training is a New Zealand Trade and Enterprise programme delivered via Venture Taranaki, and is designed to help trustees govern their trusts prudently and effectively.
Maori Trustee Training is available to existing and aspiring trustees (those seeking election as a trustee) and managers of Maori trusts as well as other Maori organisations managing assets in multiple ownership.
For more information about Maori Trustee Training contact Kayleen at kayleen@venture.org.nz
The Boardroom Practice Ltd
The Boardroom Practice offers a range of customised programmes on governance principles and best practice.
University of Otago - Executive Education
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE (14 May - 18 May 2007)
The School of Business in conjunction with The Boardroom
Practice Limited has assembled a team of internationally
recognised educators and practising directors to deliver a five-day
Corporate Governance seminar for directors and executive
officers. This programme will ensure participants gain awareness
of how effective governance can direct and enhance company
performance. This programme will greatly benefit current and
aspiring executives and directors who are looking to improve
board productivity. Similarly, there will be benefit to directors
of listed and private companies who identify a need for the
development and maintenance of best practice initiatives for
their organisations.
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