Calendar of Events

• Published date: 01 March 2018
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1002/bl.30101
• Date: 01 March 2018

MAR.–APR. 2018 7

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

May 16–18, 2018

The Private Company

Governance Summit 2018

—Westin City Center, 1400 M St. NW,

Washington, DC 20005 USA

This conference will focus on how

private and family businesses build

an engaged and effective board of

directors to copilot through today’s

turbulence, including blockchain,

sexual harassment, cybersecurity, the

Amazon effect and more. Learn from

directors, business owners, investors

and experts who have been there

and can guide you on the governance

path to success.

For more information, visit

privatecompanydirector.com.

June 7–8, 2018

Annual Leadership Development

Conference

—Hyatt Regency San Francisco,

5 Embarcadero Center,

San Francisco, CA 94111 USA

Learn how practitioners take

steps to address critical leadership

challenges at all levels of their enter-

prises. Having direct access to speak-

ers and panelists enables attendees

to customize their experience at the

conference to solve problems, brain-

storm ideas and strengthen their

leadership pipelines and the perfor-

mance of their leaders at all levels of

the organization.

For more information, visit

conference-board.org.

June 15, 2018

9:30 a.M.–3:00 p.M.

ICSA Charity Governance

Conference

—ICSA, Saffron House, 6-10 Kirby St.,

London, England EC1N 8TS UK

This full-day conference will focus

on themes relevant to charities and

not-for-profit organizations. It will

provide attendees with an insight into

the latest thinking and offer a unique

opportunity to share ideas and gain

valuable knowledge on some of the

challenges faced by governance pro-

fessionals in the sector.

For more information, visit icsa.

org.uk.

June 20–22, 2018

Certificate of Nonprofit Board

Consulting

—Hyatt House Denver/Lakewood at

Belmar, 7310 W. Alaska Dr., Lakewood,

CO 80226 USA

To better meet the ongoing need

for governance training among non-

profit organizations throughout the

country, BoardSource has created

the Certificate of Nonprofit Board

Consulting. This three-day course is

designed to heighten the skills and

abilities of those who currently, or

would like to, consult and train non-

profit boards of directors on gover-

nance issues.

For more information, visit

boardsource.org.

June 20–23, 2018

Society for Corporate

Governance National Conference

—Renaissance Downtown, 999 9th

Street NW, Washington, DC 20001 USA

The Society for Corporate Gover-

nance is dedicated to shaping corpo-

rate governance through education,

collaboration and advocacy. This

year’s theme is “Building Our Gover-

nance Capital.”

For more information, visit

societycorpgov.org.

June 21–23, 2018

2018 International Policy

Governance Association Annual

Conference

—Hilton Savannah DeSoto Hotel, 15

East Liberty St., Savannah, GA 31401

USA

This is the annual conference for

boards, CEOs and administrators

using the Policy Governance® sys-

tem, and young governance profes-

sionals and others exploring good

governance. This year’s event focuses

on exploring governance excellence.

For more information, visit

policygovernanceassociation.org.

June 25–28, 2018

International Corporate

Governance Network Annual

Conference

—Unicredit, Head Office, Piazza,

Gae Aulenti 3, 20154 Milan, Italy

For more information, visit icgn.

org.

July 10–11, 2018

ICSA Annual Conference: The

New Agenda for Governance

—ExCeL, Royal Victoria Dock,

1 Western Gateway, London, England

E16 1XL UK

This year’s program will explore

the implications of the revised U.K.

Corporate Governance Code and

what it will mean for boards. It will

also examine how businesses can pre-

pare for Brexit, alongside a wealth of

quality opportunities for professional

and personal development.

For more information, visit icsa.

org.uk.