3 min read

3 ways an electronic board portal can help school governors with GDPR.

By Gemma Walford on 15/05/18 11:56

Topics: Governance
2 min read

A Matter of Minutes: Part 1

By Lavaniya Das on 12/09/17 14:25

Recent events have pushed organisations from all parts of the housing sector to look again at the reasons for decisions taken; from board minutes concerning governance and strategy to business minutes for financial and operational decisions.

Topics: Governance
7 min read

The Sustainable Path: How not to wander off.

By Lucy Palmer and Gabriella Mangham on 28/05/17 20:19

You’ve probably already begun your ESG and eco-friendly journey by now but it can be a struggle to keep progress on track. With the “dark side” of single-use products in our workspaces and out-of-sight-out-of-mind attitudes to energy use, it’s easy to wander off the sustainable path. 

Topics: Governance Sustainability

Jinchuan Group International Case Study

By Sangeeta Mukherjee on 25/11/16 14:39

Jinchuan Group International Resources Co. Ltd (Jinchuan International) has been a Convene client since June, 2015.

Topics: Governance
2 min read

3 Tiers of Governance for Sports Bodies

By Gemma Walford on 23/11/16 10:15


Sports England released a new code of Governance on the 31st of October 2016, which applies to any sports organisation that is applying for or in receipt of funding via Sport England or the National Lottery. 

The code is made up of 3 Tiers

Tier 1 organisations in receipt of  any grant(s) up to £250K

Tier 2 organisations in receipt of grant(s) £250K to £1m

Tier 3 organisations in receipt of grant(s) totalling £1m or more
Topics: Governance
4 min read

The Adoption of Technology in the Public Sector

By Sangeeta Mukherjee on 09/11/16 15:07

When it comes to technology adoption and innovation, it might be intuitive to think that the private sector is a clear leader compared to public organisations and governments. In reality, most private organisations lack long-time vision and adequate risk appetite, claims economist Mariana Mazzucato in her book ‘The Entrepreneurial State’. According to Mariana, despite popular belief, the most innovative countries have their governments leading from the front as opposed to the private sector. She also observes that the private sector starts investing in innovation and advanced technology only after an “entrepreneurial state” has made the initial high-risk investments and paved the way for success.

Topics: Governance

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