Enrolment deadline is 23rd September
Certificate
Become an effective company secretary on your board. Maintain transparency, fairness and accountability in the boardroom.
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Commitment
3-5 hours
What you’ll learn
The Effective Company Secretary
Certificate Fee
Original price was: €495.€421Current price is: €421.
Format
Online, self paced
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What you will learn
Bring your understanding of how to be an effective company secretary to the next level with this in depth insight into the legal basis for the role, how the role has evolved and its multiple aspects.
Gain a deep understanding of the roles of the company secretary such as administration, running board meetings, record keeping, execution of documents and advisory assistance.
Learn how to effectively model good leadership behaviour in relation to good corporate governance such as organisational skills and the importance of personal values.
Be fully aware how to build good relations with key stakeholders and the board, and how to be a solutions provider and trusted advisor.
Gain a solid understanding of the company secretary’s role in analysing, adopting and deploying new approaches and technology in the boardroom.
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How you will apply your learning
You will confidently be able to answer the following questions:
Is the board and its directors effectively performing their responsibilities within the legal requirements?
Is the organisation maintaining the appropriate governance systems and processes?
Are the board papers contributing to effective decision making by the board?
Is best practice in minute taking being followed and are the unique legal requirements for minute taking in specific situations be adhered to?
Are statutory returns being filed appropriately and are documents, including legal documents, being managed and retained as required?
Are the organisation’s legal and regulatory obligations, including advisory governance codes, being communicated effectively before and during board meetings?