Good culture, as outlined in Principle 10 of the AICD Not-for-profit Governance Principles, can get an organisation a very long way. In this episode, Bridget and Cameron look at the American multinational ride-hailing company Uber and what can go wrong when a board fails to value it's culture with the help of Heather Chong. Heather is currently the Deputy Mayor of Clarence City Council, the incoming District Governor Elect for Rotary Tasmania and has served on a number of ASX listed boards.

Episode Guide:
0:41 — Overview of Principle 10: Culture
5:37 — Interview with Heather Chong about the importance of culture and how a board is responsible for driving it
21:39 — Wrap-up

Good culture, as outlined in Principle 10 of the <a href="https://aicd.companydirectors.com.au/resources/not-for-profit-resources/not-for-profit-governance-principles">AICD Not-for-profit Governance Principles</a>, can get an organisation a very long way. In this episode, Bridget and Cameron look at the American multinational ride-hailing company Uber and what can go wrong when a board fails to value it's culture with the help of Heather Chong. Heather is currently the Deputy Mayor of <a href="https://www.ccc.tas.gov.au/">Clarence City Council</a>, the incoming District Governor Elect for <a href="https://rotary9830.org.au/">Rotary Tasmania</a> and has served on a number of ASX listed boards.
Episode Guide:
<ul>
<li>0:41 — Overview of Principle 10: Culture</li>
<li>5:37 — Interview with Heather Chong about the importance of culture and how a board is responsible for driving it</li>
<li>21:39 — Wrap-up</li>
</ul>

Strong leadership is a crucial ingredient when it comes to running a not-for-profit organisation. Take Me To Your Board harnesses the ten Not-for-profit Governance Principles outlined by the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) and applies them to real-world situations.

This show is not just for board members or people who aspire to sit on a board; it's for everyone who wants to find out more about how to run organisations effectively. Hosted by Bridget Delaney and Cameron Allen from TasCOSS each episode deals with one of the principles and features high profile guests who have played critical roles in challenging situations.

Strong leadership is a crucial ingredient when it comes to running a not-for-profit organisation. Take Me To Your Board harnesses the ten <a href="https://www.aicd.com.au/tools-and-resources/not-for-profit-governance-principles.html">Not-for-profit Governance Principles</a> outlined by the <a href="https://www.aicd.com.au/">Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD)</a> and applies them to real-world situations.
This show is not just for board members or people who aspire to sit on a board; it's for everyone who wants to find out more about how to run organisations effectively. Hosted by Bridget Delaney and Cameron Allen from TasCOSS each episode deals with one of the principles and features high profile guests who have played critical roles in challenging situations.

The not-so-subtle art of good governance.

Take Me To Your Board

Strong leadership is a crucial ingredient when it comes to running a not-for-profit organisation. Take Me To Your Board harnesses the ten <a href="https://www.aicd.com.au/tools-and-resources/not-for-profit-governance-principles.html">Not-for-profit Governance Principles</a> outlined by the <a href="https://www.aicd.com.au/">Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD)</a> and applies them to real-world situations.
This show is not just for board members or people who aspire to sit on a board; it's for everyone who wants to find out more about how to run organisations effectively. Hosted by Bridget Delaney and Cameron Allen from TasCOSS each episode deals with one of the principles and features high profile guests who have played critical roles in challenging situations.

Good culture, as outlined in Principle 10 of the <a href="https://aicd.companydirectors.com.au/resources/not-for-profit-resources/not...

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