Introductory Series: Toronto (Winter)
Presented by XStrata Nickel 

Day 1: January 25, 2011
8am - 12pm

APPLY

Governance in the Not-For-Profit Sector

Founder
The Ranson Group

Director Duties & Liabilities

Partner, Torys LLP ramchandanir

Key Responsibilities & Decision-Making

Founder
The Ranson Group

Day 2: February 10, 2011
1pm - 5pm

The Recruitment Process
Partner, Odgers Berndtson
Sue Banting

Directors Panel

Vice-President, Corporate Affairs
Cisco
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Dominique Dionne
Vice-President, Corporate Affairs
Xstrata Nickel
Partner, Grant Thorton LLP; Chair, Credit Valley Hospital Board;
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National Leader, Power & Utilities
Chief Diversity Officer
Deloitte
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Day 3: February 22, 2011
8am - 1pm

Networking Lunch

Preparation of Board Resume and Your Personal 'Get on Board' Action Plan

The Oakes Group

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Cisco Systems
June 9, 2011

“I enrolled in the Introductory Series to learn about joining a not-for-profit board. At Cisco, employees are encouraged to join not-for-profit boards for professional development and as an opportunity to give back to the communities where we work and live. The Get On Board Program was excellent. The speakers are experienced directors and experts in board governance. I learned how to prepare a board resume and an action plan to push me towards reaching my board goals”

Lisa Caissie,
Global Account Manager, RIM Account Team,
Cisco Systems Canada

 

“It gave me the resources and guidance to create my board resume and the knowledge to say confidently that this is something I want to do. I now better understand the risk, duties and priorities of board membership in small/medium sized private corporations and FP500 companies”

Marlene Nyilassy,
Senior Vice-President, People and Engagement, Nelson Education

 

“A great place to start one’s Board career from an education perspective as well as networking perspective. Importantly, the admittance process is well thought through, session participants have related background and speak common business language. Time is spent efficiently and productively.”