Cost:
FREE Webinar
Course content:
'Risk management: Principles for good decision-making' will cover:
- What is risk?
- A trustee's legal responsibilities in regards to risk management
- How to rate risk (scoring systems)
- The main areas of risk
- Covid-19, what have we learnt? Setting a pandemic plan and recovery from a pandemic
Learning outcomes:
By the end of the course you will be able:
- To understand the importance of the Trustee Board undertaking risk review of their organisation
- To understand what areas of work they need to review
- To understand how to rate risks in terms of how important they are to your organisation
- To consider what control measures can be put in place to mitigate risks
- To appreciate the need to keep risk management under constant review
- To provide a range of resources that might be helpful to organisations.
Trainer:
All our interactive, online courses will be led by one of our experienced Better Boards trainers or in collaboration with
Impactful Governance, a Hertfordshire based governance training provider.
'Risk management: Principles for good decision-making' will be led by Robin Hodgkinson. Robin is a freelance voluntary sector trainer and consultant, and HCF Training & Development Better Boards trainer.
How to Book:
Risk management: Principles for good decision-makingThursday 25 June 2.00pm -4.00pm
BOOK HEREYou will be directed to a registration form and will receive a webinar link once you have completed the registration. You can use your laptop, tablet or mobile phone to join the webinar. Sessions are interactive and there will be a Q&A opportunity at the end of the session. Booking contact :
hcftraining@hertscf.org.ukMore course under our Better Boards online training programme,
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Better Boards is supported by Hertfordshire County Council Adult Care Services, and in response to COVID-19, we are making this webinar series FREE to all VCS organisations operating within Hertfordshire.
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