Annual Forum on Crown Corporate Governance 2011

If you’re in charge of overseeing or managing a Crown corporation, you have multiple serious challenges to overcome, including navigating a dual reporting structure, getting clarification around the roles and responsibilities and managing expectations and relationship issues. What are the discussions that the board and government must have about expectations? How do you delineate accountability across the board and management? Plus, how can boards in a Crown corporation balance their fiduciary responsibilities with providing strategic input?

The Canadian Institute’s 7th Annual Crown Corporate Governance Forum will provide practical strategies to help you overcome your most pressing Crown challenges.

•Learn how to negotiate and communicate expectations about governance issues

•Acquire the skill-set required of executive staff to manage the board’s potential involvement in management decisions

•Discover best practices for navigating and implementing IFRS requirements

•Pick up strategies to get the political will to impose governance training on board and key management staff

•Implement techniques to manage the board’s potential involvement in management decisions

•Learn key steps to overcome benchmarking challenges

Join our outstanding faculty of board members, Crown executives and senior governance experts as they share their insights and knowledge on a range of key issues. If you’re involved in Crown corporations, you cannot afford to miss this event on January 25 – 26, 2011!