Measuring what matters

insights for stronger governance and sustainable growth

  • 3 June 2025

This event is part of the series on ISO 37004: Measuring governance maturity

Discover how to transform your organization’s governance
from a compliance checkbox to a strategic advantage.

 

Carolynn Chalmers, an expert in governance excellence, will help you learn how to navigate the complexities of governance assessment and understand the governance aspects to measure which enhance your organization’s governance approach. This session will equip you with the knowledge to measure what truly matters and make informed decisions that foster resilience and long-term success.

Background information

ISO 37004 is a groundbreaking standard designed to help organizations measure and improve their governance. In an era where transparency, accountability, and ethical leadership are critical for long-term success, this standard provides a structured approach to assessing governance maturity. By defining governance aspects and a maturity model, ISO 37004 enables organizations to evaluate their governance activities systematically, ensuring they achieve their intended governance outcomes and align with stakeholder expectations. Understanding how to apply this standard effectively can give businesses a competitive edge and enhance their credibility in the marketplace.

 

Governance maturity is not a one-size-fits-all concept; it evolves based on an organization’s complexity, industry, and regulatory environment. Many organizations struggle to determine which governance aspects matter most and how to measure them effectively. This webinar will explore the critical elements of governance maturity, from foundational compliance and risk management to advanced, data-driven decision-making and stakeholder engagement. Participants will gain practical insights into identifying key governance indicators that drive meaningful change and sustainable growth.

 

In this session, Carolynn Chalmers will discuss the ISO 37004 Governance Aspects.

Our guests

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  • ISO 37004 Editor and
    co-convenor ISO/TC309/WG6
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  • Head of
    Education and Training

DETAIL

 

DATE:
3 June 2025

TIME: 

08:00 – 09:00 UTC

04:00 – 05:00 ET

09:00 – 10:00 UK

10:00 – 11:00 CEST

10:00 – 11:00 South Africa

11:00 – 12:00 Saudi Arabia

13:30 – 14:30 India

16:00 – 17:00 China

17:00 – 18:00 Japan

18:00 – 19:00 Sydney

20:00 – 21:00 Auckland

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Carolynn Chalmers

Chief Executive Officer, Good Governance Academy

Carolynn Chalmers is the Chief Executive Officer of Professor Mervyn King’s Good Governance Academy and its initiative, The ESG Exchange. She has edited two international standards: ISO 37000:2021 – Governance of organizations – Guidance and its associated Governance Maturity Model, ISO 37004:2023.

 

Carolynn makes corporate dreams come true, assisting leaders and leadership teams in how to create value for their organisations. She makes use of her expertise and experience in corporate governance, organizational strategy, Digital Transformation, and IT to do so.

 

Carolynn is an Independent Committee Member of South Africa’s largest private Pension Fund, the Eskom Pension and Provident Fund, and recently retired as Independent Committee member of several board committees for the Government Employee Medical Scheme. Carolynn has extensive management, assurance and governance experience and has held various Executive roles for international, listed, private and public organisations across many industries.

 

Carolynn is best known for her successes in establishing governance frameworks, and designing and the leading large, complex initiatives that can result. She attributes this success to the application of good governance principles. She shares her insights on her 2 LinkedIn Groups – Applying King IV and Corporate Governance Institute. 

Marc Morley

Building Partnerships for an Ethical and Sustainable Future

Good Governance Academy: Training Manager

Marc switched careers from Finance in 2012, when he moved from corporates to start-ups.

 

Marc’s first initiative in this new capacity was to help ITWinners to grow. This company is focused on helping businesses achieve their strategic goals – by building and enhancing specific capabilities.

 

Subsequently, IT Winners has grown into Executive Education Online, an organization with a passion for ethical and sustainable change, focussing on education.

 

Marc joined the Good Governance Academy in 2023 as Training Manager in a collaboration arrangement between the Good Governance Academy and Executive Education Online.

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Dr Lindie Grebe

Senior Lecturer, College of Accounting Sciences, University of South Africa

Dr Grebe is a chartered accountant and senior lecturer at the University of South Africa (Unisa). 

 

She teaches postgraduate accounting sciences through blended learning using technology in distance education, and through face-to-face study schools throughout South Africa. During her employment at Unisa, she also acted as Coordinator: Master’s and Doctoral Degrees for the College of Accounting Sciences (CAS), chairperson of the research ethics committee and chairperson of the Gauteng North Region of the Southern African Accounting Association (SAAA). 

 

Before joining Unisa as academic, she gained ten years’ experience in audit practice and in commerce.