About this Webinar

Organisational transformation does not succeed through strategy alone. It also requires governance that actively enables, guides and sustains change.

Too often, governance is viewed primarily through the lens of oversight and compliance. This webinar explores how boards, executives and governance professionals can move beyond that traditional role and use governance as a strategic mechanism for aligning leadership, strengthening accountability and supporting meaningful organisational transformation.

The session will consider how governance can help reduce resistance, improve stakeholder alignment and turn strategic intent into lasting change.

  What You’ll Learn

By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:

  • Understand how governance can act as an active driver of organisational change.
  • Explore how governance can strengthen accountability and align leaders and stakeholders around strategic priorities.
  • Consider how effective governance can help reduce resistance to transformation.
  • Identify ways governance can support the transition from strategic intent to sustainable organisational change.

  Who Should Attend?

This webinar will be particularly relevant for:

  • Board members and directors
  • Senior executives and organisational leaders
  • Governance professionals and company secretaries
  • Strategy, change and transformation leaders
  • Risk and internal audit professionals
  • Anyone responsible for implementing or overseeing organisational change

Assoc. Prof. Sezer Bozkus Kahyaoglu

Professor Kahyaoglu is an Associate Professor of Finance at the Accounting and Finance Department of Izmir Bakircay University as well as the Edior and Chief of the ACG Journal. Her professional and academic interests include financial markets and instruments, applied econometrics, energy markets, corporate governance, risk management, fraud accounting, sustainable finance, ethics, and auditing.

Dr Hernan Murdock

Dr Hernan Murdock is a global trainer, auditor and author with more than 30 years of experience across governance, risk management, leadership and organisational performance.

His career spans industries including education, manufacturing, transportation, insurance, government, technology and power generation. He has also taught management, leadership and ethics at Northeastern University and has delivered audits, consulting projects, seminars and presentations across North America, Latin America, Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia Pacific.

Dr Murdock is the author of several books on auditing, leadership and organisational improvement, including The Change Agent: Transforming an Underperforming Internal Audit Department, published in 2024.

Join The Conversation

Join the Good Governance Academy on Wednesday, 23 September at 12:00 SAST for a practical discussion on how governance can move beyond oversight and become an active force for successful organisational transformation.

EVENT TIMES

DATE:
23 September 2026

TIME:

03:00 Los Angeles

06:00 New York

07:00 Rio de Janeiro

11:00 London

12:00 Cape Town

13:00 Riyadh

15:30 New Delhi

18:00 Beijing

19:00 Tokyo

20:00 Melbourne

22:00 Auckland 

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