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The characteristics of effective governing boards

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21st April 2020 (9.30am – 12.30pm)

The characteristics of effective governing boards (and where boards go wrong); lessons from external reviews of trust boards

Governance is central to the sustainable development and success of academy trusts. Yet, we know that it remains a challenge for some trusts, and a case of continuous improvement and learning for others. In this insightful and cutting-edge seminar, Forum Strategy’s team and associates will draw on their extensive experience of supporting trusts nationwide, undertaking external reviews and governance, and a wide ranging base of research and case studies, to provide a highly valuable development opportunity for trustees and executive teams. 

The session will be led by:
Michael Pain, CEO of Forum Strategy and author of Being The CEOSarah Ray, National CEO Networks Director

The cost of this session is £125 plus VAT.To join, please email: events@forumstrategy.org by 3rd April 2020

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