This is a series of short discussions with company secretaries over a coffee to take a glimpse into their careers and lives and thoughts on the profession.

International Women’s Day is an opportunity to reflect on how we can support women in their careers all year round.

It’s not just the government: schools, careers advisers and young people themselves are keen on apprenticeships. The experiences of two governance apprentices suggest it’s also a route to richer diversity and new sources of talent for the profession.

Looking at new targets set by the Parker Review and possible issues with the Strikes (Minimum Service Level) Bill.

Spring has well and truly sprung with a slew of great events and a blooming of furious debate about AGMs. The sap has clearly been rising, and the heat of summer is just around the corner…

The United Nations’ target for achieving gender equality by 2030 is just around the corner, yet the “gender gap” persists, reminding us of the enormous opportunity to realize the full potential for half of humanity.

The collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX is a case study in governance failure. But how do you even begin to enforce oversight when the only person who understands what’s going on doesn’t care about governance at all?

Let’s meet Susan Fadil, Senior Director – Fund & Corporate Services at JTC Group, a publicly listed, global professional services business with deep expertise in fund, corporate and private client services.