Effective Corporate Governance

Effective Corporate Governance

25th March, 2025
10:00AM – 4:00PM

Grant Thornton 30 Finsbury Square London EC2A 1AG

Effective Corporate Governance

Join us on:  25th March 2025 – 10.00am – 16.00pm (Registration at 09.30)

What’s it about?

Most of us have been shocked by corporate governance failings and ‘bad behaviour’ scandals from one organisation or another.  Sadly, these scandals are occurring far too often and in just recent months there have been reports of Carillion (financial irregularities), Boo-Hoo (unethical trading), News Group (Phone Hacking) and Axiom Ince (financial irregularities) to name just a few.

None of us want to be part of these stories, but as they have shown – many people, including lawyers, become involved and fail to do the ‘right thing’.

All these organisations, had Corporate Governance policies, but their failures prove that they lacked effective corporate governance

The key aim of this course is to re-think corporate governance and help ensure your Corporate Governance Programme is an Effective Corporate Governance Programme

 

More detail about the day:

We’ll explain the rules (to keep you out of jail) and how to make a behavioural shift required to create an ‘unstoppable culture of good governance’ – a culture that moves from box ticking to just ‘what we do around here’.

The topics we will cover include:

  • The relevant laws and the rules of Directorship and the personal responsibilities;
  • What ‘good’ looks like and the consequences of getting it wrong;
  • How to create a ‘can do’ and ‘want to do’ compliance culture; and
  • What makes people tick and how to engage and motivate your team to willingly do the ‘right thing’ (compliantly).

Who should attend:

Directors; non-executives; senior managers in leadership roles; legal & compliance professionals; and HR professionals.

Event details:

The event will be held at Grant Thornton’s London offices, 30 Finsbury Square, London, EC2A 1AG on 25th March 2025, 10.00am-16.00pm (Registration at 09.30).

Registration fees

£295 + VAT.

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The Speakers

Iain Larkins

Director, Radius Law

Iain founded Radius Law in September 2013. Radius Law is a new model law firm that embraces technology, flexible working and commercial pragmatic advice.

Prior to establishing Radius Law, Iain was the chief lawyer and compliance officer for the Mercedes-Benz UK Group.

In his roles at Mercedes-Benz and at Radius Law, Iain has had experience of managing regulatory investigations and the implementation of effective governance programmes.


Gail Harrison

Managing Director

Gail is the owner of Sewells, Leadership and Culture Specialists who help develop inspiring successful leaders, create positive cultures and embed sustainable performance improvements in organisations.

Gail is an extremely experienced presented, consultant, facilitator, an coach across diverse industries with a background originally in the Travel and Legal sector.. Her passion lies in nurturing talent, fostering positive changes, and building vibrant high-performing teams.

Sewells is supporting individuals and organisations to lead with purpose, empowering organisations to align with their core values and actually live them while achieving their bottom-line results. Developing the right mindset and attitude to help individuals lead successfully so that they always create a positive legacy and culture.

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Claire Fargeot

Claire works strategically as an executive mentor and board advisor with listed, as well as entrepreneurial or private companies, to improve governance and sustainability practices that enhance reputational value.

Claire has more than 25 years of capital markets, finance and management consulting experience and has gained extensive skills in developing growth and transformational change programmes for companies with business performance and engagement issues.

Claire provides support to leadership teams from all types of organisations to find solutions to particular governance, sustainability, funding or growth challenges.

Claire has non-executive director and chair experience in the listed, entrepreneurial, youth and health charity, local authority and education sectors.

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