Corporate Governance Training in Montreal develops skills in ethics, accountability, and board management to ensure transparency and responsible leadership.
This instructor-led, live training in Montreal (online or onsite) is aimed at intermediate-level to advanced-level board members and directors
# Certification in Corporate Governance. In addition to your traditional role as a steward of the organization’s mission and financial performance, you now must serve as a strategic partner and a key driver of its success and sustainability. As such, you have to weigh in on a range of social, environmental and political issues. Not only that, but you must make informed decisions about advanced technologies, such as artificial intelligence and cybersecurity, and seamlessly incorporate regulatory changes into the business’s strategy. How do you maneuver through the complexity and uncertainty of this environment, while taking these crucial factors into account? How do you manage the ambiguity inherent in serving on a board? Set yourself apart with this certification, which goes beyond theory, offering unique simulations to prepare you to fully assume your role. The successful completion of this program entitles you to a digital certificate. Two new certifications in project management and governance to strengthen leadership and tackle the challenges of organizations in transformation.
+ Cycle I — Executive Development Course (EDC) — Montreal. + Cycle I — Executive Development Course (EDC) — Online. + Cycle II — Advanced Management Course (AMC) — Montreal. # Directors Education Program (DEP). # Directors Education Program. The Directors Education Program (DEP), jointly developed by the Institute of Corporate Directors and the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management, is offered nationally at top Canadian business schools, including the McGill Executive Institute. ICD and the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management proudly celebrate the 100th offering of the DEP this year. The DEP is the only program of its kind in Canada that bears the seal of the director community itself. ## ICD-Rotman Directors Education Program (DEP) Diversity Scholarship. This scholarship program allows underrepresented individuals to gain a strong governance education through Canada's leading director education program, the ICD-Rotman Directors Education Program (DEP). The scholarship program has been made possible by the Institute of Corporate Directors, Rotman School of Management, and its network of partner business schools across Canada.
# Excellence in Governance: The Role and Responsibilities of the Board. This 2.5-day program is designed for leaders who want to better understand how boards of directors shape the direction and success of modern organizations. Through board simulation-based learning, you will lead and step into the role of board member—and board chair—to explore the real-time decisions boards must make across governance, strategy, succession planning, and risk and crisis leadership. Over the course of the program, you’ll engage in dynamic board simulations focused on key governance and current or modern challenges that board members face. You’ll leave the program with a deeper understanding of the evolving role and responsibilities of boards, the dynamics of high-performing governance, and the practical skills to lead, support, and influence board decision-making in your organization. * Experience the role of the board chair and explore how leadership and governance intersect.
Capacity Canada helps nonprofit boards lead with confidence—providing tools and training to strengthen governance and drive impact. He is a past chair of the Canadian Urban Institute and currently serves on the Community Foundations of Canada board of directors, and on the boards of several corporate organizations, including Northgate Properties, and the LPF Infrastructure Fund. After 33 years as President of ShaughnessyHowell Inc., an award-winning provider of learning and leadership development solutions, Marion now spends her semi-retirement years working with board directors in the not-for-profit sector helping them to advance the mission of their organizations and put practices in place to ensure they are effective stewards of their organizations’ resources. Radwan holds international recognition for her role with Capacity Canada as the author and facilitator of the Modern Board Series, her board work in Policy Governance®, co-authorship of Governing by Principles, An Approach to Unleash the Power of Policy Governance, and as a volunteer leader with the International Association of Strategy Professionals (IASP).
An introductory course for governance professionals. If you are brand new to the world of governance, or would like to prepare for the flagship GPC.
# Governance Program. ## Private Capital Governance Program. Presented by the Canadian Venture Capital and Private Equity Association (CVCA) and delivered in partnership with the Institute of Corporate Directors (ICD). The VC Governance Program, delivered in collaboration with the Institute for Corporate Directors (ICD), is designed to empower VC investors, independent directors, and CEOs. This program will deepen your understanding of best practices, provide insights into recent corporate governance developments, and equip you with practical skills and strategies to drive governance excellence in VC-backed organizations. The Toronto PE Governance Program, delivered by CVCA and ICD, is your opportunity to refine your governance skills and stay at the forefront of the industry. In addition to sharpening your skills as a high-performing board director, upon completion of the Private Capital Governance Program (Venture Capital Cohort) you will receive a unique digital and paper Certificate of Completion from the Canadian Venture Capital and Private Equity Association (CVCA) and the Institute of Corporate Directors (ICD).