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NGO Governance Exchange

19th February 5pm AEDT

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Online

An exclusive forum for Board Members of Environmental NGO's across the ACIUCN membership base to share governance knowledge, network and collaborate.

NGO Governance Exchange
NGO Governance Exchange

Time & Location

19th February 5pm AEDT

Online

About This Event


The Australian Committee for IUCN is inviting board members from our Non-Government organisations to join our newly established Governance Exchange Network.


The NGO Governance Exchange Network is an exclusive forum for Board Members of Environmental NGO's across the ACIUCN membership base to share governance knowledge, network and collaborate.

The aim is to support the governance of mission-aligned Australian environmental organisations through knowledge sharing, connection and networking.


This network has been initiated by board members from the Australian Conservation Foundation, the Australian Marine Conservation Society and WWF.


We are pleased to facilitate the meetings of this new forum for our members and associates.



Meeting Times & Topics for Discussion


We anticipate meeting twice a year online, but could facilitate quarterly meetings if there is sufficient interest. We would also aim to hold informative webinars on requested topics.


The inaugural meeting will involve a collaborative process where we shape the future of the forum together and decide on the most valuable topics for attendees.


We are also aiming to provide a governance-related guest speaker, to be confirmed soon.



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Please register to attend our first meeting by clicking the registration button below.


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