Good governance at times of organisational change

Tuesday, 10 June 2025

10:30am - 12pm | Online/Zoom

Strengthen your understanding of good governance and how to embed it into best practice within your organisation.

This event is for CEOs, directors, board members and those with leadership responsibilities within organisations.

Non-Members can access this event for £25, members use your discount code for your free ticket.

Ticket Prices

FREE for members
£25 non-members

Key Learning

Explore how the principles of good governance can support organisational change
Discuss the importance of collective responsibility and the relationship between the board and staff, with a focus on separating strategic and operational actions
Have a chance to ask specific questions about governance challenges they are facing.

It is a sad reality that many organisations are currently going through difficult change processes. This session is a chance to take a bit of time to consider what you need to do to ensure your board is playing the appropriate role in that process. It will touch on the principles of good governance before focussing on what good governance looks like when an organisation is going through change. We will look at collective responsibility, CEO/chair relationships and how to separate the strategic from the operational. There will be an opportunity to explore your own challenges through questions and discussion.

Facilitator

Dr. Judith Turbyne is the Chief Executive of Children in Scotland and Deputy Chair of the Corra Foundation.

Judith has spent most of her professional life working in and with the charity sector where she has focused on international development, supporting charities challenging global poverty and inequality. She worked in Latin America and the Caribbean for many years, in local frontline organisations and with multinational funders, before moving to Dublin to work as CEO of Progressio Ireland. Judith returned home to Scotland in 2013 as Head of Engagement with the Scottish Charity Regulator where she had the pleasure of working with many charities across Scotland. Judith joined Children in Scotland in 2021.