
Role of the Company Chair
IoD open courses cover the essentials needed to successfully steer an organisation.
Institute of Directors
Summary
- Attendance certificate - Free
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Location & dates
Pall Mall
South West London
London
SW1Y5ED
United Kingdom
Overview
The chair plays an important part in influencing a board’s style, composition, balance and performance. This one-day course offers a unique opportunity to review your role in terms of current legal requirements and best practice. You will gain a fresh perspective, broader knowledge and the skills you need to be an effective chair.
This course will help you understand the skills, personal qualities and behaviours needed to be an effective chair. You will be able to assess your strengths and areas for improvement and structure your ongoing professional development. The course uses practical case study insights to equip you with knowledge to apply directly to your role.
This one day course is ran virtually and face to face.
CPD hours - 6 hours
Certificates
Attendance certificate
Digital certificate - Included
To request please email pdsolutions@iod.com
Resources
- Professional Development brochure -
Description
This course will give you the knowledge and skills to:
- understand the board’s role and purpose
- define the responsibilities of leading and chairing a board
- compose and develop a more effective board
- assess key director relationships and learn to make best use of both executive and non-executive directors
- plan and run effective board meetings
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