

Branch event - West Africa
Business ethics in uncertain times
Governance professionals have an important role to play in supporting their organisations to operate ethically and make a positive impact.
This event will explore how responsible businesses apply ethical practice to build a positive culture, gain competitive advantage and reduce risk. It will signpost practical tools that can enable governance professionals to influence and facilitate ethical business conversations and practices with confidence.




In-person event
Guilty until proven adequate: Responding to the failure to prevent fraud offence - an extended session
Join LawDeb corporate secretarial experts Nicky Lambourne and Paul Tenconi for our popular session asking the key question regarding the Failure to Prevent Fraud offences: what do we do now? You will be presented and asked to resolve a hypothetical and evolving situation of a company undergoing a severe Failure to Prevent Fraud offence, covering reasonable procedures defence under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act and directors' duties under the Companies Act. This extended session will dive deeper into your responsibilities as a company secretary, giving you more chances to test your skills live while learning from others in a safe, hypothetical context.

In-person
Chartered Governance Institute Scotland Conference 2026
Hosted by Pinsent Masons in Edinburgh, the Chartered Governance Institute Scotland Conference 2026 will take place on 10 November. This is the premier annual gathering for company secretaries, governance professionals and business leaders in Scotland.

Webinar
Governance Through Two Lenses: Lessons from the Boardroom and the Trustee Board
Many governance professionals and leaders work across both corporate and charitable settings, bringing valuable perspectives from each. In this Trustee Week fireside chat, we will explore the similarities and differences between company boards and trustee boards, reflecting on what each can learn from the other.

Webinar
Building Better Trustee Boards: Skills, Behaviour and Participation
Effective boards require more than technical expertise. They rely on the right mix of skills, behaviours, perspectives and participation to make sound decisions and fulfil their responsibilities.
This flagship Trustee Week webinar will explore the findings of CGIUKI's Modern Trustee research and consider what organisations can do to build stronger, more inclusive and more effective boards.

Trustee Spotlight: A Conversation on Modern Trusteeship
What does effective trusteeship look like in today's governance environment? As part of Trustee Week 2026, join us for an informal fireside conversation with an experienced trustee who has led and served boards across a range of organisations. This session will explore the realities of modern trusteeship, including the opportunities, responsibilities and challenges facing trustees today.

