Board Engagement Council

Objective:

The concept of board engagement is ensuring that board members are fully engaged and invested in their roles is essential to the success of an organisation.  An engaged board is a forward-thinking and collaborative team that strives to put its expertise to practise and confidently collaborate to overcome challenges, and develop innovative plans to fulfil your mission.

Purpose:

A board engagement plan is a road map that sets out how the board can better engage its members in its work. It can feature a set of procedures or steps to take that encourage focus and dedication from directors, ensuring that they commit fully to their work with the board.
  • Increased opportunities for the organization
  • Improved governance in the boardroom
  • Better public relations
  • More board recruitment opportunities

Board Engagement Council

The importance of Board Engagement: Essentials

Boards have always held a high level of responsibility, and that is only increasing with time. There are several reasons why they cannot afford to carry disengaged directors in the current climate. These include:
  • The chronic intimidation of shareholder activism
  • Increased legislation
  • Cybersecurity threats
  • Board Engagement Strategies
  • Provide an exceptional onboarding experience.
  • Establish an open line of communication.
  • Evaluate board performance regularly.
  • Streamline meeting planning and updates.
  • Create a comfortable and inclusive environment.
  • Strategic planning
  • Strategic insight
  • Risk Management
  • Business Sustainability
  • Financial Management
  • Compliance Guidance
  • Governance Acumens and Practice

Board Engagement Council – Externship

  • Creating a value-based exchange program
  • Appointing Board Members in Startup Companies
  • Key Prospects – DRT Council Members
The recent surge in recognized startups in India, bolstered by various Government of India initiatives, is commendable. Startups encounter distinctive challenges in governance, compliance, and risk management, potentially impeding their growth and longevity. A resilient and independent board can be the beacon, guiding startups through their tumultuous growth phases, adding value, and striking a balance between immediate and future growth. With the right governance practices in place, startups can thrive, innovate, and make invaluable contributions to their industry and community.
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