Good governance the right governance pillars

Description:

The image presents a slide titled "Good Governance the Right Governance Pillars," which highlights the seven foundational elements essential for achieving effective governance. The seven pillars are visually represented as columns, graduated in height to suggest a pathway leading upwards, symbolizing progress or aspirational goals. Each of the pillars is labeled with a principle of good governance:

1. Right People, Right Roles: 

Signifies the importance of having competent and motivated individuals in the appropriate positions.

2. Oversight of Strategy: 

Refers to the systematic review and guidance of the organization's strategic direction.

3. Effective Governance: 

Implies the implementation of structures and practices that support good decision-making.

4. Oversight of Risk: 

Involves the careful management of potential risks that could affect the organization.

5. Key Performance Drivers: 

Points to the critical factors that drive the organization's performance.

6. Engagement & Alignment: 

Highlights the need for active involvement and the alignment of stakeholders' interests.

7. Continuous Improvement: 

Suggests an ongoing commitment to refining and enhancing processes and outcomes.

Use Cases:

The seven pillars can be universally applied across various industries to enhance governance practices. Here are seven industries and specific use cases:

1. Healthcare:

Use: Training on governance standards in healthcare institutions.

Presenter: Healthcare consultant.

Audience: Hospital administrators.

2. Finance:

Use: Discussing risk management and governance in financial planning.

Presenter: Compliance officer.

Audience: Banking and financial services professionals.

3. Education:

Use: Implementing effective governance in educational administration.

Presenter: University dean.

Audience: School board members.

4. Non-Profit:

Use: Workshop on governance and performance monitoring for non-profit organizations.

Presenter: Non-profit advisor.

Audience: Non-profit board of directors.

5. Technology:

Use: Advising on strategy oversight and continuous improvement in tech companies.

Presenter: IT governance expert.

Audience: Technology startup founders.

6. Government:

Use: Governing local and federal government agencies' strategic planning sessions.

Presenter: Public sector consultant.

Audience: Government agency leaders.

7. Manufacturing:

Use: Seminar on engagement, alignment, and governance in supply chain management.

Presenter: Operations manager.

Audience: Supply chain and logistics managers.