Stepping into Governance: Governance Training Workshop for Ethnic Communities

Governance Training Workshop for Ethnic Communities

Saturday 18 May 2024 | 9am – 6pm | Wellington

Have you been working in NZ at Middle / Senior Level Management for more than 10-15 years?

Are you looking to step into senior management and leadership roles?

Are you keen to get into governance of various boards: Commercial or Non-profit, but don’t know where to start? Or who to ask?

Then this workshop is for you.

Migrant Careers Support Trust & Chartered Governance Institute NZ is organising a workshop on Introduction to the World of Governance.

Hear from some very experienced leaders in this field:

·      Governance 101 – Prabha Ravi

·      Legal Compliance – Cath Shirley Brown

·      Finance For Board Directors – Joy Tracey

·      Opening Doors To Governance Roles – Liz Chin and Julie Hardaker

 This one-day governance workshop introduces governance to the ethnic communities and will provide insight into being a board director on not-for-profit, commercial and public sector boards. The workshop will provide an overview of the fundamentals of governance, myths or common misconceptions about governance and provide practical learnings for attendees.

This workshop is designed for ethnic communities, new to governance or looking to secure a board appointment or to progress a career in governance. Listen to some very experienced professionals in this field.

Speakers to be announced soon!

Book your seat today, limited seats are available.

Date: Saturday 18 May 2024

Time: 9.30 am – 6.00 pm

Location: Wellington Indian Association, 48 Kemp Street, Kilbirnie, Wellington

Workshop Cost: $500 (including GST)

Buy your ticket: https://book.stripe.com/eVaaEF6UIgwve0UfYZ 

Note: 10 tickets are available at $300 each for representatives of charitable trusts. Please email garry@migrantcareers.org.nz to register your interest in this discounted ticket.

Register here: https://www.migrantcareers.org.nz/ OR https://cginz.org/ 

Supported by:

Ministry of Ethnic Communities