Governance Essentials Program for Directors of Not-for-Profit Organizations (NFP Program)

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Course Description

Presented by TELUS, the Institute of Corporate Directors and The Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto have jointly developed the Governance Essentials Program for Directors of Not-For-Profit Organizations (NFP Program).

The NFP Program is an intensive three-day program taught by prominent faculty from Canada’s leading business schools and some of our country’s most accomplished directors. This innovative program will provide learning on key accountabilities and responsibilities of not-for-profit leaders by making extensive use of team-based, facilitated learning to ensure that participants learn not only from faculty but also from their peers.

The program draws upon prominent practitioners from TELUS Community Boards across Canada and the director community at-large to act as executives-in-residence. These individuals contribute to classroom discussions by sharing their experience and insights in the governance of the $112B sector.

This program is equally for directors and executive directors of small and large not-for-profits and is delivered at Canada’s leading business schools in Vancouver, Victoria, Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal.

A limited number of TELUS Scholarships valued at $1,000 each are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

For ICD.D directors, this course counts as 14 hours of credit towards the annual continuing education requirement.