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A meaningful way to bring colleagues along on the broader sustainability journey.
21 June 2023
Sustainability Lead, Equality Impact Assessment (EIA) Advisor, whg
We spoke to Jo Shield, Sustainability Lead at whg, ahead of Housing Governance 2023
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Interview with Paul Bayly, NHF Head of Governance
21 June 2023
National Housing Federation, Head of Governance and Compliance
Ahead of Housing Governance 2023, we spoke to Paul Bayly, the National Housing Federation's Head of Governance and Compliance on what this year's conference will be like.
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How the role of Boards has changed, and continues to change
25 April 2023
Chair, Board of National Housing Federation
The pressure on boards to do even more, in a turbulent political and regulatory environment, doesn’t look as though it is going away anytime soon.
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How does good governance amplify residents’ voices
13 April 2023
Executive Director of Governance, Technology and Transformation, Network Homes and Chair of Housing Governance Conferences and Exhibition 2023
How can residents help us make good governance decisions? And how do we ensure their voice is heard?
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The evolving role of the company secretary in volatile times
17 May 2022
John Harte is Managing Partner at Integrity Governance
Company secretaries within housing associations, and indeed across all sectors, have seen their role evolve rapidly.
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The ever changing governance landscape in 2022
28 April 2022
Tabitha Kassem is Executive Director of Governance, Technology and Transformation, Network Homes. She will be chairing our Housing Governance conference on Thursday 23 June.
Why governance professionals need to come together to share learning and establish a collective voice.
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What are the benefits of risk appetite for your organisation?
8 April 2022
Kelsey Walker is a Director at Savills Affordable Consultancy
I’ve had some of the most interesting board discussions when talking about risk appetite. Hear me out, because I know some of you will have been through the dullest discussions on this topic, which may have involved making miniscule changes to risk scores.
