Kate Racovolis

2 weeks ago | aicd.com.au | Kate Racovolis

As the AICD’s flagship Company Directors Course marks its 50th anniversary, graduates share reflections on five decades of governance development that shaped Australian business. (This is the second section of a two-part series. Click here for the first part.) This year, the CDC marks its 50th anniversary, and the prestigious “GAICD” badge, awarded exclusively to graduates of the course, is an instantly recognisable qualification for company and organisational directorship in Australia.

3 weeks ago | aicd.com.au | Kate Racovolis

As the AICD’s flagship Company Directors Course marks its 50th anniversary, graduates share reflections on five decades of governance development that shaped Australian business. This year, the CDC marks its 50th anniversary, and the prestigious “GAICD” badge, awarded exclusively to graduates of the course, is an instantly recognisable qualification for company and organisational directorship in Australia.

2 months ago | aicd.com.au | Kate Racovolis

Directors find regulatory environment “challenging and stressful”, says KPMG’s In the Hot Seat report. Boards must be prepared to adapt amid heightened regulatory scrutiny, changing stakeholder expectations and the blending of social issues with corporate governance, according to a recent KPMG Australia report, In the Hot Seat: Exploring the evolving role of the board.

2 months ago | aicd.com.au | Kate Racovolis

The Chair’s Mentoring Program is the AICD’s flagship board diversity initiative. This year’s cohort of mentees are women linked by their sense of purpose, digital acumen and innovative ways of thinking. In an increasingly complex world of business, the careers of directors are being shaped by seismic economic, technological, regulatory, political, environmental and social change that is moving at pace.

2 months ago | aicd.com.au | Kate Racovolis

The Chair’s Mentoring Program is the AICD’s flagship board diversity initiative. This year’s cohort of mentees are women linked by their sense of purpose, digital acumen and innovative ways of thinking. In an increasingly complex world of business, the careers of directors are being shaped by seismic economic, technological, regulatory, political, environmental and social change that is moving at pace.