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How to Run an Effective Board Meeting - for Chairs and Company Secretaries (Online Workshop)
This interactive online workshop is designed for current Chairs and Company Secretaries of associations, and those who may take on these roles in the future.
It will help participants to sharpen their skills in planning, chairing, and supporting productive Board meetings and General (AGM) meetings. The workshop will explore practical techniques for agenda design, meeting procedures, time management, decision-making, handling difficult dynamics, and ensuring good governance outcomes. Ideas, tools and tips from this workshop will help to make your board and general meetings more focused, engaging, and impactful.
Please note the time of the online presentation is based on Sydney, NSW time (AEDT).
Member Registrations: $200 including GST
Non-Member Registrations: $300 including GST (NFP only)
Associations Forum will send a tax invoice upon registration for this event.
Registrations: Exclusive to not-for-profit organisations
ABOUT THE PRESENTER
Andrew Gosbell, Associations Advisor, Associations Forum
Andrew is based in Melbourne and provides a range of advisory services for Associations Forum based on his broad experience in governance, change management, leadership development, government relations and policy development, risk management, strategic planning, negotiation and partnership development.
Andrew has over 15 years senior executive experience working in medical colleges and associations, including successful tenures as CEO of General Practice Registrars Australia and Deputy CEO at the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine. He has a track record of working collaboratively with volunteers, association members and office bearers, and professional staff to successfully deliver a range of strategic initiatives at both national and state levels. He has well-developed networks in the health and associations sectors. Andrew also has governance experience as a non-executive director and currently holds a number of Board and Committee positions in the NFP and tertiary-education sectors.
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