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IMPROVING NON EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR IMPACT

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Please note: 26-28th January 2010 COURSE FULL. Places still available for 6-8th July 2010

With rising scrutiny over Board performance, the role of the Non Executive Director has become increasingly important in public, private and 3rd sector organisations. Using global standards for Board Directors as a foundation, this course is specifically designed to help clarify the crucial role of the Non Executive Director and enable individuals undertaking this role to provide high strategic impact.

Benefits

  • Improved focus on the role of a Non Executive Director
  • Improved confidence at Board level
  • Improved strategic questioning ability
  • Improved understanding on how to maximise your board effectiveness and contribution
  • A personal development plan which reinforces current, and future, skill and knowledge needs

Participant Profile

  • Current and aspiring Non Executives of medium/ large public and private organisations
  • Chairs/ Board members who need to better understand how to get the most effective contribution from a Non Executive

Course Agenda
A 3 day non-residential programme, the following areas are covered using discussion, practical examples, case studies and exercises:

Day One

  • The Effective Board and good Corporate Governance
  • Clarifying the NED role
  • Due diligence
  • Preserving corporate ideology

Day Two

  • Strategy development
  • Executive oversight – supporting and challenging Executives
  • Assurance and accountability
  • Performance evaluation

Day Three

  • Committee chairmanship
  • Board dynamics
  • Strategic questioning
  • Personal influence

Details

  • Course Leader: Alan Shaw
  • Course Dates: 26-28th January 2010 (COURSE FULL); 6-8th July 2010
  • Course Venue: Weston Manor Hotel, Oxfordshire
  • Course Cost: £1,395 per person (excl VAT and accommodation)

    • To reserve your place please call 0844 335 1761.

    The idm Group reserves the right to change tutors and module content if circumstances require it. In such cases, delegates will be notified in advance of the course wherever practicably possible.