What you need to know as an aspiring youth representative or board member. Young board members can provide new ways of thinking and working, bringing intergenerational views, voices, and knowledge to the board table.
The Know the Financials Guidance from Community Governance Aotearoa introduces you to your obligations as a board member and the tools you can use to gain a full financial picture of a board or organisation.
This guidance is created by Community Governance Aotearoa to reflect Te Tiriti o Waitangi relationships in the governance of your organisation.
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Te Tumu Paeroa and Community Governance Aotearoa have partnered to create a series of governing videos designed to enhance the knowledge and skills as Māori trustees.
Community Governance Aotearoa has created a board pack specifically tailored for board members of grassroots community organisations across Aotearoa.
These videos were created by a group of organisations and community leaders to support people in board roles in community organisations. Watch this series of four videos if you are new to the Chair role.
This guidance describes what the Collective Communities Leadership initiative is. It aims to collate and promote a range of approaches to governance.
The Good Governance Code from Community Governance Aotearoa is a set of six principles that define what is good governance for community organisations in Aotearoa. Good Governance is fundamental to the success of your organisation.
We have developed the Journey to Appointment tool to help those interested in a role on a public sector board or committee learn more about the appointment pathway.
This webinar with the Institute of Directors’ Chief Executive, Kirsten (KP) Patterson, and Network Manager - Branches, Jill Steffert, is a great opportunity to learn more about governance and get information on pathways and how to better equip yourself
The Leadership Learning Hub shows a range of courses and resources to grow your leadership and governance skills in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Search through the Hub to find information on available courses and resources, and links to each provider’s website where you can find out more.
New opportunities will be added to the Hub regularly.
Manatū Wāhine Ministry for Women does not provide funding or sponsorship to attend courses or gain access to resources.
The Leadership Learning Hub is not a registration portal.
Registrations to attend courses or gain access to courses must be done via the respective provider’s website.
