We’re pleased to launch our ten-part 2024 / 2025 CPD Insights Series called ‘Good Governance’. The webinar series explores key challenges facing boards and is specifically designed for in-house lawyers. 

Good Governance: Key challenges facing boards, focuses on the most pressing concerns and challenges facing boards today, and how in-house lawyers can effectively support and guide board members to navigate them.

Session 1, hosted by Corporate Partner, Anastasiya Gamble, delves into the evolving landscape of board responsibilities and the pivotal role in-house lawyers play in effective board governance. This session:

• reviews the impact of recent case law on board members' roles and responsibilities,
• provides practical insights on how in-house lawyers can empower board decision-making, 
• discusses the critical role of in-house counsel in navigating legal risks, and 
• sets the stage for the key risks to be addressed in our upcoming sessions. 

Click the link below to register for the first session, and keep an eye out for our Insights Series invitations for subsequent sessions.

The first session will be held on Tuesday 30 April, 12pm-1pm via Zoom, where attendees will be eligible for one CPD point.

The full webinar CPD Insights Series, which runs until the end of March 2025 will include:

Session 1	The evolving landscape of board responsibilities - Tuesday 30 April, 12pm (Anastasiya Gamble) - register here
Session 2	Cyber security - Thursday 30 May, 12.30pm (Karen Ngan and Jania Baigent)
Session 3	Unfair contract terms and competition law update - Thursday 27 June, 12.30pm (James Craig and Sarah Lee)
Session 4	Employment update - July
Session 5	AI and corporate governance - August
Session 6	Engaging with lenders and creditors in a recession - September
Session 7	Disputes: Tailoring contracts to business relationships and effective settlement strategies - October
Session 8	Climate Change: Climate reporting and updates - November
Session 9	RMA Changes: Implications for businesses - February 2025
Session 10	Privacy Update - March 2025