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The role of the governance department is a crucial one regarding the practices within the emerging science of entity management, where they have to pay special attention to how sophisticated technology can leverage best governance practices to help your entities and the broader enterprise.

A cyber-risk committee may be defined as a sub-group of a board of directors that identifies, evaluates and monitors all cyber-risk activities for the board

The Investment Committee is responsible for the actions and decisions of the CIO and staff, while the board is responsible for the actions of the committee.

Common sense and a history of rulings suggest guidelines for keeping municipal board communications compliant with open meeting laws.

The roles of the board of directors in Canada are dictated by law and main duties are fiduciary duties, Duty of Care & understanding of all liabilities.

Discover how compliance plays a crucial role in achieving legal excellence, effective entity management, and strong enforcement structures. Dive into our insightful blog for valuable knowledge.

Where many corporate boards get it wrong is that creating and maintaining a good corporate culture that is shaped by good corporate governance.

Legal entity management is a strategy for handling regulatory compliance and administrative maintenance on an ongoing basis, particularly the functions typically handled by the legal, compliance and/or governance departments.

Boards that work toward having a board composition made up of directors who are highly qualified, skilled, diverse create an environment for more success.

A school board agenda should provide more than a list of topics to be discussed in the meeting; an outstanding agenda gives structure to the meeting itself.

Multiple data sources can result in a host of complications and inefficiencies, ranging from inaccurate or duplicated data to incorrect filing of compliance information. Centralizing data sources across your entity can assure that each division of your organization has access to a common source of trusted data.

Utilizing technology to improve corporate governance requires innovation and technical expertise to create a culture that fosters & supports best practices