Governance Principles and Practices for New Board Chairs, Officers, Owners, and Committee Chairs: 06 August
Governance Principles and Practices for New Board Chairs, Officers, Owners, and Committee Chairs: 06 August
12:30 (London time)
Facilitated by David Hawley
Leadership transitions provide an opportunity to build an effective, high-performing board from the outset. Designed for new Board Chairs, Vice-Chairs, Secretaries, Treasurers, Owners, and aspiring board leaders, this practical webinar explores the distinctive responsibilities of governance leadership and how these roles contribute to strategic oversight, productive board meetings, and an effective partnership with the Head of School. Heads are warmly encouraged to attend alongside their Board Chair and board officers, creating a shared foundation for governance throughout the coming year. An optional final 30-minute session will focus specifically on the role and success of committee chairs.
Dr David B. Hawley brings four decades of leadership in international education – as a teacher, head of school, and global learning advocate. Formerly Director General of the International School of Geneva and Chief Academic Officer of the International Baccalaureate, he now supports boards and school leaders worldwide through his consultancy and ECIS’s Leading Together programme.
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