Introduction to Audit, Audit Committees and Risk
Date to be confirmed – 2025 (Board Members):
This webinar aims to help you understand audit functions and enhance governance. Participants will gain insights into the audit process, including internal and external audits, and learn about the roles of Audit Committees in governance and regulatory compliance, with expert input from an experienced Audit Committee Chair.
The Monitoring Role of the Board
3 April 2025 (New Board Members)
In-depth session designed to empower Board Members with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively guide and monitor their housing associations. We’ll cover essential topics including operational efficiency, strategic planning, financial stability, and overall governance. Learn the principles of financial and business reporting, how to interpret financial statements, and identify key performance indicators (KPIs) crucial for informed decision-making.
Health & Safety Including Building safety: What Board Members Need To Know
13 March 2025 (Board Members)
Discover your key responsibilities in Health and Safety, explore important social housing risks like fire safety, asbestos, and gas compliance, and learn practical strategies to foster a strong safety culture. Gain valuable insights on ensuring compliance, tracking performance, and driving effective oversight.
Fraud for Board Members
6 March 2025 (All Board Members)
In this session, we will examine the changing fraud landscape and provide practical strategies to help you in improving your governance frameworks and mitigating risk. New government guidance on fraud prevention holds organisations accountable and has brought fraud back to the forefront of boardroom discussions.
Procurement – What do Board Members Need to Know, Including the New Procurement Act.
27 February 2025 (All Board members)
This session provides Board Members with a comprehensive understanding of the procurement landscape, equipping them with the knowledge to navigate key regulations, including the Treaty of Rome, EU Procurement Regulations, the Modern Slavery Act, and GDPR. We will also address proportionality, focusing on the challenges faced by smaller housing associations and ALMOs while acknowledging the different regulatory environments in England, Scotland, and Wales.