Ethics & Governance: Implementing the New Accountability (930.1) @ AREA -- March 22, 2022
Dates: Mar 22, 2022
2022-03-22
2022-03-22
America/Chicago
Ethics & Governance: Implementing the New Accountability (930.1) @ AREA -- March 22, 2022
In this era of corporate accountability, boards and management are expected—and in some cases required—to implement standards, programs, and procedures addressing such issues as ethical behavior, document retention, whistle-blower protection, fraud risk assessment, and financial transparency. This course explains the background of these issues and presents practical strategies to help electric cooperatives design and develop plans and programs that address new governance expectations.
KEY TOPICS
Practical issues in creating, implementing, and enforcing a code of ethics at your cooperative
The board's oversight role in risk assessment, document retention, and whistle-blower protection
Key governance documents and other tools that can be used at your cooperative
AREA
Alabama Rural Electric Association
2022-03-22
2022-03-22
America/Chicago
Ethics & Governance: Implementing the New Accountability (930.1) @ AREA -- March 22, 2022
In this era of corporate accountability, boards and management are expected—and in some cases required—to implement standards, programs, and procedures addressing such issues as ethical behavior, document retention, whistle-blower protection, fraud risk assessment, and financial transparency. This course explains the background of these issues and presents practical strategies to help electric cooperatives design and develop plans and programs that address new governance expectations.
KEY TOPICS
Practical issues in creating, implementing, and enforcing a code of ethics at your cooperative
The board's oversight role in risk assessment, document retention, and whistle-blower protection
Key governance documents and other tools that can be used at your cooperative
AREA
Alabama Rural Electric Association
Location: AREA
In this era of corporate accountability, boards and management are expected—and in some cases required—to implement standards, programs, and procedures addressing such issues as ethical behavior, document retention, whistle-blower protection, fraud risk assessment, and financial transparency. This course explains the background of these issues and presents practical strategies to help electric cooperatives design and develop plans and programs that address new governance expectations.
KEY TOPICS
- Practical issues in creating, implementing, and enforcing a code of ethics at your cooperative
- The board's oversight role in risk assessment, document retention, and whistle-blower protection
- Key governance documents and other tools that can be used at your cooperative
Registration for this event is now closed.