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Digital technology is an important part of how we connect. Its impact has been profoundly positive, helping us overcome physical distance and allowing us to share worldwide, but there are risks too.

If you are registered as an Incorporated Society (and about 24,000 non-profits in this country are), the earth may be about to move beneath your feet. The Incorporated Societies Act has been totally re-written and passed into law with the Governor General signing off Royal Assent on 5 April.  To help the sector understand what is involved, LEAD is offering a free webinar providing an overview of what is involved in the new Act.

Addiction 101 is funded by the Ministry of Health and is open to anyone without previous training in the sector and is interested in learning about addiction and recovery.

Boards’ purpose is to provide leadership and ensure resources are drawn upon to enable the most possibilities for the collective good. Boards’ should seek to provide strong foundations for communities to thrive within their own context.

Boards’ focus on their obligation of service to their community. Board members are clear about the purpose of their organisation, how they will achieve the purpose and their governance roles and individual and collective responsibilities.

All boards’ understand the importance of relationships and connections with those that are giving service and those served. They draw on the experience of all board members, enhancing the integrity and leadership of individuals that make up the collective. They seek meaningful relationships and collaboration with others.

All boards’ understand the importance of relationships and connections with those that are giving service and those served. They draw on the experience of all board members, enhancing the integrity and leadership of individuals that make up the collective. They seek meaningful relationships and collaboration with others.

Join us on Friday 29th April 2022 to discuss topical issues designed to help you on your governance journey.

High performing boards’ assure and ensure that everyone in the community knows they can be involved, their voices and thoughts heard and actioned. They seek to collaborate and share.

Well-run boards do things right. They have good internal governance processes in place, effective delegation, get good performance reports and have robust systems to identify and manage risk.

Join Community Governance NZ on Thursday 23rd June 2022 to discuss topical issues designed to help you on your governance journey.