Learning Platform on NGO Governance and Management:
Induction Program for NGO Directors - How to be a Good Director was held with success on 11 March 2024.
Board directors and committee members are critical to organizational success. They play a leading role to steer and direct the organization to serve for the mission, vision and value. This induction program aims to equip new directors and committee members to gain a more comprehensive understanding of their roles and responsibilities as NGO governors and how to fulfill them effectively.
Highlights of the Event:
- The “Nolan Principles” of Public Life
- Preparation for Roles and Duties in a NGO Board
- Typical Biases Seen in Boardroom Decision Making
- Behaviors that Nurture Positive Board Dynamics
- What Makes an Effective Director?
Details of the event are as follows:
Date: 11 March 2024 (Monday)
Time: 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Venue: Room 202, 2/F, Duke of Windsor Social Service Building, 15 Hennessy Road, Wanchai
Speaker: Dr. Davy Wu (Programme Director of MSc in Corporate Governance and Compliance, cum Associate Director (Corporate Governance) of Centre for Corporate Governance and Financial Policy, Hong Kong Baptist University)
Language: Cantonese (presentation materials in English)
Photos from the induction program:
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Dr. Davy Wu, Programme Director of MSc in Corporate Governance and Compliance, cum Associate Director (Corporate Governance) of Centre for Corporate Governance and Financial Policy, Hong Kong Baptist University, engaged the audience with his expertise on "How to be a Good Director." | |||
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Dr. Wu imparted academic expertise on directors' role and introduced the "Nolan Principles". | |||
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Participants actively engaged in questioning, fostering a dynamic atmosphere of mutual learning. | |||
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From right to left: Mr. Anthony Wong, Business Director, Hong Kong Council of Social Service; Mr. Kennedy Liu, Vice Chairperson, HKCSS; Dr. Davy Wu; and Ms. Erica Or, Project Director, NGO Governance (Talent Development), HKCSS. | |||
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The event showcased a valuable knowledge exchange and shared expertise among a dedicated group of board members. |
