Non-Executive Directors: Never stop learning

Role of the Non-executive Director course will be running at 116 Pall Mall, London on 22nd November, 2017.

Some directors may see the formation and maintenance of their non-executive portfolio career as the peak of their professional journey – a culmination of a lifetime’s hard work that allows them to take more of an advisory role and share their learnings, rather than a hands-on position within a new company.

However, it is crucial to remember that reaching that stage doesn’t mean there’s nothing new to learn – the role of the non-executive director (NED) is complex and requires specific skills and knowledge that are ever-changing in line with the business climate and policies of the day. Regular injections of new thinking and ideas keep non-executive directors at the top of their game.

The Institute of Directors offers guidance and learning to current and aspiring non-executive directors at the training course: Role of the Non-Executive Director, 22nd November, London.

Course benefits:
•Identify the key attributes of an effective NED
•Recognise the legal and practical responsibilities of the NED
•Identify how a NED can help to create an effective board
•Appreciate how a NED can add value in and out of the boardroom
•Apply newfound knowledge and skills to effectively deal with a range of boardroom challenges in different types of organisations

To register or find out more about this sessions, please visit: www.iod.com/training/open-courses/role-of-the-non-executive-director/opr

The Institute of Directors (IoD) was founded in 1903 and within three years we were awarded a Royal Charter to support, represent and set standards for business leaders nationwide.

Institute of Directors (IoD)
116 Pall Mall, St. James's, London SW1Y 5ED
anna.serazetdinova@iod.com

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