Boardroom Best Practice

This webinar forms part of the 2024 Directors Structured Training Programme & 2024 Company Secretary Structured Programme.

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Content

This webinar will provide an overview of decision making best practice, the need for and content requirement for minutes and an introduction to Board Authorised signatories and how they relate to Board oversight. This webinar will cover the following:

Board decisions

• If there isn’t enough information

• Conflicts of Interest

• Relevant expertise on boards

Board decisions

• Different jurisdictions have different requirements and practices – make sure you are doing best practice for the jurisdiction and type of entity

• Is there a difference for regulated entity versus private company, for example?

• Authorised Signatories and Authorised representatives

Learning Outcomes

Having attended this webinar, delegates will:

• Understand making good Board Decisions

• Understand what level of detail for Board Minutes

• Understand who can sign on behalf of the Board and in what capacity

Presenter

Heather-Anne Hubbell Expert Trainer at the School of International Financial Services

Heather-Anne is a serial entrepreneur, with business experience as a lawyer, banker and consultant. She has an extensive legacy in financial services, strategic planning, digital transformation and corporate governance. Experienced at providing board-level management information to group and risk audit committees, her expertise is underpinned with experience as private practice lawyer, in-house counsel, and Director & Company Secretary of companies in Canada, the UK and Jersey. Heather-Anne has leveraged 35+ years of experience to create Phundex, a digital solution to finding innovative ideas, digitally facilitating the investment due diligence process, bringing investment opportunities to market faster, and then administering and reporting to management, investors, and regulators.