Category: Event

This event will focus on the global shift in corporate reporting to incorporate sustainability reporting.

We are delighted to have hosted a fireside chat with the key founders of corporate governance followed by a panel discussion on ISO 37000 – guidance for the governance of organizations. The event took place on 23 September 2021

In May 2021, the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) published the Exposure Draft Management Commentary.

The Good Governance Academy in association with AACSB International (AACSB), The Chartered Association Of Business Schools (CABS) and The South African Business Schools Association (SABSA) bring you this Global Summit.

The Healthy Company is a handbook for directors and executives – and those on their way to getting there. Leading a company today means managing the uses of its resources and relationships and how it deals with the resulting effects over time as these effects will come back to impact the company, negatively or positively, in the future. It is this circle of integrated thinking that is essential to a healthy and sustainable company.

The Good Governance Academy’s 5th Colloquium is taking place on 13 May 2021 and focuses on Enterprise Value Creation. Prof Mervyn King will open the Colloquium and introduce an unprecedented list of global expert speakers.

The error of corporate leaders in the 20th century was to focus on increasing the wealth of shareholders instead of focusing on increasing the long-term health of the company. This “primacy of the shareholder” was unsustainable and has been replaced by enterprise value creation, preservation and erosion.

The Sustainable Development Goals have been described as a $12 trillion “purchase order from the future”. So how can your business respond ambitiously and authentically? In an ever-more complex and uncertain world, yesterday’s business models are no longer fit for purpose.

Up to 80% of the market cap of companies are not additives in a balance sheet according to financial reporting standards. This percentage is made up of environmental, social and governance issues.

Reformulating social imaginary from one of despair to one of hope during a time of multiple crises.