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15 October 2026 | The Good Governance Academy’s Global Governance Summit 2026 brings global voices together to examine legitimacy, leadership, trust and the future of governance. Join this free online summit on 15 October 2026.
20 October 2026 | A practical conversation exploring how entrepreneurial leadership, design thinking and experiential learning can transform innovative ideas into meaningful, sustainable outcomes.
22 October 2026 | Cybersecurity is now a board-level governance issue. Join GGA and GCC BDI to explore cyber resilience, digital sovereignty, critical infrastructure and organisational preparedness in an era of hybrid threats.
Thank you for your patience as we have worked with professional bodies to reduce the complexity of the event certification process.
We are happy to inform you that with a few additional words on the Certificate indicating your participation in the event’s poll, we can move forward. Certificates of Participate have now fallen away and Certificates of Attendance can be used for CPD as well as non-CPD purposes!
Recordings, presentations, summaries and explainers available for past event.
29 September 2026: Join the Good Governance Academy, AICPA & CIMA for a discussion on ethics, governance and the human capital challenge, exploring how organisations can build trust, strengthen culture and attract and retain talented people.
30 September 2026: Dr Jagbir Singh Kadyan joins Sezer Bozkus Kahyaoglu for a conversation on India’s mandatory corporate social responsibility framework, its impact and the lessons it offers the wider world.
6 October 2026: Our experiences influence how we interpret risk, respond to challenge and make decisions with others. Join Divya Mahendran for a thoughtful exploration of behaviour, self-regulation and human dynamics in the boardroom.
8 October 2026 | Is your organisation’s purpose genuinely fit for purpose? Danielle Duell explores how to test purpose for clarity, honesty, distinctiveness, durability and relevance—and embed it in governance and decision-making.
23 September 2026: Discover how boards, executives and governance professionals can use governance to enable meaningful, sustainable organisational change.
22 September 2026: Explore the journal’s journey to accreditation, the progress made so far, and the next steps in building awareness and momentum.
17 September 2026: Join the Good Governance Academy and UNISA for a discussion on strengthening women empowerment programmes through accountable, transparent and inclusive governance.
16 September 2026 Join the Good Governance Academy for a practical discussion on Societal Excellence through Business, a governance framework designed to help boards respond to changing societal expectations and institutional pressures.
10 September 2026: Discover how AI is shaping human judgment, stakeholder trust and organisational decision-making, and the practical steps boards can take to strengthen oversight and accountability.
8 September 2026: Join Patrick Dunne OBE and the Good Governance Academy for a conversation exploring the newly updated third edition of Boards, what has changed for boards since 2020, and the challenges shaping board decision-making today.
27 August 2026: Un webinar en español sobre los principales aprendizajes de la Semana Regional de Integridad Empresarial y su relevancia para compliance, gobernanza e integridad corporativa.
26 August 2026: Dr Ernest K. Mutenda joins Sezer Bozkus Kahyaoglu to discuss how public institutions can move beyond compliance and embed ethics, accountability and performance.
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