Governance > Corporate Governance
Corporate Governance: Effectiveness and Accountability in the Boardroom |
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December 6-9, 2009
$ 7,000 |
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April 19-23, 2010
$ 7,200 |
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December 6-10, 2010
$ 7,200 |
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| Key Benefits |
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Learn the tools required to be a more effective
director in the post-Sarbanes-Oxley environment |
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Master the ability to strategically respond to
boardroom dynamics |
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Analyze the role of the board vis-à-vis management,
internal auditors, and external auditors |
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Develop a deeper understanding of board governance |
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Study the legal and ethical challenges faced by today’s boards |
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Engage in a “board in crisis” case simulation |
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"It's a program every director should attend, regardless of experience."
Board Member, Kimberly Clark Corporation |
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© Nathan Mandell
Co-Academic Director Thomas Z.Lys |
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The role of a board member calls for a distinct set of skills and capabilities
that cannot necessarily be drawn from the skill set one develops from prior
management experience. Effective board membership requires a reorientation
to shareholders and an understanding of the interests of multiple constituencies.
In this ISS-RiskMetrics accredited program, you will improve your understanding
of the responsibilities of board membership and develop the skills and strategic
insight needed to become a more effective director. With top faculty from the
Kellogg School of Management in collaboration with Ernst & Young, you will
learn frameworks that can move the board beyond compliance to the creation
of opportunities for long-term value.
View the program faculty
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Professor Tom Lys: The changing roles of board members |
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About Ernst & Young
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Who
Should Attend
This program is designed for current board members and those who expect to be named directors
in the immediate future. While the program focuses primarily on
issues faced by boards of public companies, the challenges faced by private and not-for-profit boards
are also addressed.
Team Attendance
Special study groups, pricing, and other arrangements are available to companies sponsoring teams of four or more participants. Please contact us to learn more. |
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