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Get your Board of Directors and executive managers trained and certified in ISO 27000 organizational governance. In the cutthroat world of business, good organizational governance is not a luxury; it's a decisive factor for survival and success.

Transparent, accountable, and responsible practices create a robust framework that attracts investors, builds trust with customers, and enhances brand reputation. By adhering to ethical standards and regulatory compliance, companies avoid costly legal pitfalls and safeguard their long-term interests. Efficient decision-making processes and a clear allocation of responsibilities foster agility and adaptability, enabling businesses to seize opportunities and navigate challenges effectively.

If corporate/organizational governance is so critical, shouldn't it embody the principles and best practices of the sole international standard for organizational governance, ISO 37000?

Aligning your organization's governance methodology to the ISO 37000 organizational governance standard will not only ensure it has a proper governance framework in place, it will have a governance framework respected by its regulators, investors, customers, and other stakeholders throughout the world.

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this training and certificate program, you will:

- Understand the principles and best practices good corporate/organizational governance, risk, and compliance management;

- Get a thorough overview of the recommendations of the international standard for good governance - ISO 37000;

- Get practical guidance on designing and implementing a suitable governance framework, complete with structure, strategy, roles, responsibilities, risk oversight, and compliance oversight;

- Leverage ISO best practices to ensure compliance with stakeholder requirements

- Be prepared for the Certified ISO 37000 Governance Professional exam #CGP101.

Framework Connections

The materials within this course focus on the NICE Framework Task, Knowledge, and Skill statements identified within the indicated NICE Framework component(s):