Governance & Board Advisory

Board and Committee Governance
A board that meets to decide, and committees that work to written terms

Many boards meet often and decide little. We help you organise how the board and its committees work: who sits on them, what each one is responsible for, what reaches the table, and how decisions are followed up once the meeting ends.

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When you need this
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    Long meetings, few decisions

    Agendas are crowded, papers arrive late, and the session ends without clear decisions.

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    Overlap between board and committees

    Nobody is sure where a committee's authority ends and the board's begins.

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    A new board or new committees

    You need a charter and terms of reference that guide the work from the first meeting.

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    Regulatory requirements on composition

    Independence, qualifications or mandatory committees, and you want to be sure you meet them.

What we work on with you
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    Board and committee composition

    The balance of executive, non-executive and independent members, and selection criteria.

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    Charter and terms of reference

    Board charter and terms for audit, nomination and remuneration, and risk committees as you need them.

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    The meeting cycle

    Agenda template, when papers must arrive, how minutes are written and recommendations tracked.

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    Relationship with management

    What goes to the board and what management decides, and at what level of detail.

What you receive

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Board charter

Sets out responsibilities, authority, how meetings run and how decisions are taken.

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Committee terms of reference

Each committee gets its mandate, size, powers and reporting line.

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Ready-to-use templates

An agenda, minutes and decision tracker the board secretary can use straight away.

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A working session with members

We walk the members through the framework and take their comments before adoption.

How we work

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Review what really happens

We read the latest minutes and talk with the chair and the board secretary.

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Decide what has to change

We summarise what slows the board down and agree priorities with you.

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Write the documents

We draft the charter, terms and templates, and revise them with the members' comments.

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Support the first cycle

We attend or review the first round of meetings after rollout and fix what does not work.

Want a board that decides faster and records better?

Get in touch so we can understand your board and suggest a specific first step.

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