Join this one hour webinar with the Chartered Governance Institute's Head of Policy, Kayla Schembri as she looks at 'What leaders are getting wrong about AI Governance (and how ISO 42001 fixes it)'.

Join us for this Scottish branch event where Companies House will provide participants with an update on how ID&V has progressed to date, discuss issues and provide answers to queries.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming how organisations operate and how governance professionals support effective leadership and decision-making. This event will explore how AI can be harnessed to enhance efficiency, improve strategic insights and strengthen governance frameworks, while also considering the ethical, regulatory and reputational challenges it presents.

Join us for this relaxed morning coffee networking event to informally meet and chat with others within the local CGI network. Have a coffee and share stories, skills, knowledge and expertise.

Have you ever wondered what your Branch Committee does or who is on it? This event is the perfect chance to find out. Come and join the SW Branch Committee for a relaxed virtual coffee morning where committee members will tell you a bit about themselves and what the committee offers.

Join us virtually on 23 April at the CGI's Annual Lecture. Free for members. Non-members are welcome.

Co Sec in Paradise – the life of a company secretary from the East of England now working in Bermuda. Join us to gain an insight into the life and times of a company secretary who trained and worked in the misty fields of the East of England before moving to follow a career in professional services in the sunshine of Bermuda!

Join us for this expert lead panel session from 6pm on 4 June as we discuss how organisations can seamlessly build these new responsibilities into your governance practice.

Join us for this event in collaboration with EY, taking place at their London Bridge Offices. 2026 marks 11 years since the UK introduced the Modern Slavery Act (MSA), which was lauded at the time as the leading global standard of its kind. In December 2025, the government issued updated guidance on the steps that companies should be taking to comply with the MSA, and in July 2025 the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights recommended that new legislation is needed in this space. In this session our expert speaker Joshua Domb will discuss learnings from the last decade, and reflect on the range of risks that have crystalised for businesses around the world where their focus on human rights considerations has fallen short. Joshua will highlight key legal developments in this space globally, offer thoughts on how human rights focused compliance is likely to evolve and share best practices for getting your human rights programme right.