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Good Governance: a practical guide for trustees, chairs and CEOs

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Author: 
Dorothy Dalton
Publishing info
Publication date: 
Wed, 21/09/2011
Edition: 
1
ISBN: 
978-0-7199-0001-3
Number of pages: 
376
Format: 
Paperback

Dorothy Dalton book cover

'Good Governance: a practical guide for trustees, chairs and CEOs' is a new publication written by leading governance expert Dorothy Dalton.

For the first time this new guide brings together a range of publications including the best selling 'Good Governance: the chair's role' and 'Good Governance: the chief executive's role' updated with the latest information.

The publication highlights key issues to consider, alongside templates and real-life examples and experiences.

Good Governance is written for chairs, chief executives and trustees. Chapter 5 is written specifically for the chair while the primary audience for chapter 6 is the chief executive. Trustees are advised to include both these chapters in their reading as it will give them a better understanding of the role of the chair and the chief executive in good governance.

This publication is primarily aimed at organisations with staff. Smaller organisations may benefit from the information outlined in this publication, but they are not the primary audience and as such may need to adapt the information for their circumstances.

Chapters include: 

  • Fundamentals of good governance
  • Delegating authority
  • The role of the chair and the chief executive
  • Reflecting and improving board effectiveness
  • Recruitment
  • Appraisals

Download contents and introduction (PDF, 56KB)

About the author

Dorothy Dalton is editor of Governance: essential information for effective trustees. She is a leading expert on governance and advises several national charities.

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