MIOD WORKSHOP - RISK PREVENTION AND CRISIS MANAGEMENT - BERT VAN WALBEEK 23 MAY 2012
Now that crises are becoming part of everyday managerial,life the need to be prepared is a necessity for every business. The old ways of thinking "It won?t happen to me?" are long gone. This workshop is for business executives and directors who have responsibility for the safety and security of their customers, staff and assets, as well as the reputation of their company.
Even companies that have crisis management procedures often find that when put to real test, they are cumbersome and unworkable. This workshop will show participants the management techniques and implementation systems for pro-actively considering potential risks to your business and then how to plan to avoid or to handle them.
Disclosure and transparency are considered to be two of the most important elements of sound corporate governance. But what needs to be disclosed and when? What would be an effective disclosure policy?
Who are the interested parties and what are their legitimate rights? And how should the information be disclosed? These are just some of the issues we will cover in this workshop.
In October 2003, the Code of Corporate Governance for Mauritius was launched. Compliance with the Code, which is based on the OECD Principles, is on a voluntary (comply or explain) basis, and applies to listed companies, banks and non-bank financial institutions, large public and private companies, and state-owned enterprises (including statutory corporations and parastatal bodies).
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Institutes of Directors having similar objectives and programmes as those of the MIoD are in existence in various countries around the world.
