March

The Monitoring Role of the Board

13 March 2025
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.

December
November
October

Introduction to Governance & Regulation in Scotland

10 October 2024
During this session, you can gain insights into the governance of Scotland’s social housing sector. Whether you’re new to the field or looking to enhance your understanding of governance principles, this session will provide you with the tools to navigate housing regulation complexities. We’ll also discuss the latest updates from housing regulators, focussing on the performance of social landlords and the challenges they face.

Roles and Responsibilities of Effective Directors/ NEDs

03 October 2024
Aimed at guiding both new and experienced Board Members through the key responsibilities that define their roles. It offers essential knowledge for new board members, making it an ideal resource for induction programs. The session also serves as a refresher for experienced members. Attendees will gain a solid understanding of what it means to be an effective director or board member, particularly in the social housing sector in the UK. Key learning points include understanding the duties of directors and how they can contribute to organisational success.

September

Introduction to Governance & Regulation in England, including changes in consumer standards

19 September 2024
Whether you are new to governance or looking to improve your knowledge, this session will dive into the essential principles of good governance and the latest changes in consumer standards specific to England. Explore the regulatory framework of the Regulator of Social Housing, the Code of Governance, and the Code of Conduct, all geared toward fostering strong governance practices in the English context.