A Good Governance Academy Journal webinar
Human judgement.
Decisions that keep a business alive.
The conversation
For people.
By people.
About the decisions
that matter.
Everyday decisions shape an organisation’s ability to adapt, recover and keep creating value.
Those choices can build resilience. They can also increase dependencies, narrow options and make adaptation harder—long before a crisis arrives.
Join Patrick M. Hayes and Prof. Sezer Bozkus Kahyaoglu to explore how governance connects technology, operations, finance and risk to the continuing life of a business.
Inside the discussion
Explore the ideas at the heart
of this conversation.
Governance reaches beyond oversight, compliance and reporting. Its practical purpose is to help people make better decisions for the organisation.
Everyday choices can gradually increase dependencies, reduce options and limit the ability to adapt. Recognising those connections makes vulnerability easier to understand.
Business survivability brings technology, operations, finance, risk and resilience into one discussion. Decisions in each area influence what becomes possible elsewhere.
Integrated Assurance turns this connected thinking into an operating model, helping leaders understand how decisions in one part of an organisation affect the whole.
When conditions change, can the organisation adapt, recover and continue creating value? That is the practical test of the decisions made beforehand.
People behind the conversation
Experience, insight and human judgement
at the centre of governance.
Guest speaker
Cybersecurity and risk strategist
Author and speaker
Patrick M. Hayes brings three decades of experience across cybersecurity, technology and risk. His work explores how board and executive decisions shape organisational resilience, insurability and business survivability.
He is the author of Relevant Impact, Can We Insure This?, and Integrated Assurance: Unified Risk Strategy.
Your host
Editor-in-Chief
Advances in Corporate Governance Journal
Sezer is an Professor of Finance at Izmir Bakırçay University and Visiting Professor at UNISA.
Her interests span corporate governance, risk management, financial markets, sustainable finance, forensic accounting, ethics and auditing.
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A conversation for people responsible for an organisation’s future.
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Relevant Impact: The Governance Decisions That Determine Business Survivability
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