<Catherine M. Raso, MBA,

The OnTarget Board Member:
8 Indisputable Behaviours
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Learn about the 8 Indisputable Behaviours of good Boards, based on many years of governance experience as a board member, CEO and governance consultant. Catherine Raso, along with her co-authors Mike Conduff (Texas) and Carol Gabanna (PEI), have published an exciting new approach to teaching good governance that helps boards easily understand the things that they can do right away to improve their governance practices.

Learn how to: ensure that all board members understand their role improve the board's use of time at board meetings focus on the right things at board meetings delegate clearly to the CEO (or Executive Director) conduct comprehensive annual CEO performance reviews use committees efficiently and effectively without confusing roles create an annual board calendar set clear direction for the organization ensure that organizational risk and liability is managed Catherine M. Raso, MBA is a highly experienced facilitator and consultant. This one day session is an deal way to learn about good governance. The "8 Behaviours" is a unique and simple approach to understanding the critical things that your board must do to: reduce liability increase transparency improve accountability, and improve role clarity

This Workshop is intended for: Members of boards Chairs of boards EDs and CEOs Staff working with boards People who want to know about how to govern effectively and efficiently Since the 8 Indisputable Behaviors is consistent with the principles of Policy Governance®, then this workshop is ideal for those board members who are joing boards using Policy Governance. While the 8 Indisputable Behaviors is consistent with the principles of Policy Governance, a board does not have to be using Policy Governance to implement the 8 Behaviors.

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