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Governance Wales 2024

Tuesday, May 21, 2024 9:00 - 16:00
A first-of-its-kind conference, bringing together the private, public and third sectors to encourage collaboration and share best practice in respect of good governance.

A first-of-its-kind conference in Wales, brought to you by Darwin Gray, Adra and Menter a Busnes.

The conference will bring together the private, public and third sectors to encourage collaboration and share best practice in respect of good governance.

We will be hearing from leaders and experts across many sectors, who will be sharing their insights and guidance on the challenges and leading the way to good governance.

What will the conference cover?

The conference will welcome delegates from all sectors in Wales, including the public, charitable and commercial sectors.

It will deal with the academic, professional and most importantly practical elements of good governance, drawing on a host of expert speakers including:

 

  • Fflur Jones, Managing Partner, Darwin Gray LLP

‘Governance in the Time of Scandals: Lessons to be learnt to futureproof your organisation’

  • Dr Lindsay Cordery-Bruce, incoming Chief Executive, Wales Council for Voluntary Action (WCVA)

‘Psychologically Informed Governance’

  • Professor Richard Wyn Jones, Director of Wales Governance Centre

‘Why Governance Matters’

  • Efa Gruffudd Jones, Comisiynydd y Gymraeg / Welsh Language Commissioner

‘Governance, Welsh and me’

  • Rhun ap Gareth, Chief Executive of Conwy Council

‘Governing in Permi-crisis’

  • Helen White, Chief Executive of Taff Housing

‘Ensuring the whole (Board) is greater than the sum of its parts’

  • Anna Nicholl, Innovator in Residence, Sparc – Spark, Cardiff University

‘Designing governance for future wellbeing’

  • Iwan Trefor Jones, Chief Executive Officer, Adra Housing Association

‘Grenfell and Good Governance: Key governance lessons from the Housing Sector’

  • Derek Walker, The Future Generations Commissioner for Wales

‘Governing for current and future generations’

  • Gwion Lewis, KC, Landmark Chambers

‘Two sides of the same coin: Environmental governance and the Welsh language’

  • Carrol Shillabeer, Chief Executive, Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board

‘Good Governance; A metaphor or a reality’

  • Nerys Evans, Director, Deryn

‘How to get your message across in challenging times: responding effectively to governance failures’

 

 

Don’t miss out. Join us at Governance Wales 2024, May 21.

Book now.