Board Accountability - Disclosure, Audits, Evaluation

Corporate Governance Codes, Laws, and regulations all require boards to be accountable to shareholders and stakeholders. Most companies with public accountability perform audits, disclose corporate governance information, and some do board evaluations.

How do Jamaican practices measure up to Jamaican Law, and how do they compare to others in the Caribbean or to International best practice?  Are you disclosing enough? Is enough being done to minimize the risk to the organization?

This workshop provides primary research findings, examples and guidance for effective accountability in an efficient manner.

What will be covered?

• Detailed guidance on how boards can demonstrate effective accountability and what stakeholders need to look for.
• Detailed guidance on how and what to disclose about the organizations’ Corporate Governance practices.

Benefits

Efficient and effective reporting on good Corporate Governance practice in the Annual Report which will result in assured shareholders and confident, supportive stakeholders.

Presenters
	Dennis Brown Director, CCGI Council Member, ICAJ
	David A. Hall (MBA, CIA, CISA, CISM, CGEIT ) President Institute of Internal Auditors
	Suzanne Ffolkes Goldson Attorney at Law and Lecturer in Law Faculty of Law University of the West Indies Mona Campus
	Marlene Street Forrest General Manager  Jamaican Stock Exchange
	Carolyn Da Costa Group Company Secretary  The JMMB Group
	Ms. Ann Marie Rhoden Deputy Financial Secretary for the Public Enterprises Division Ministry of Finance and Planning