How to survive and thrive as a first-time board chair

Update: 2025-11-11

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In this podcast we are speaking to Brian Cavanagh, governance expert and a trusted advisor to chairs and chief executives in the public and corporate sectors on the topic of the art of chairing, particularly, for the first time chair.

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How to survive and thrive as a first-time board chair

2025-11-1141:53

Boardroom realities - what is happening behind the boardroom door?

2025-10-1437:15

Regulating charitable organisations in Ireland with Gerry Kearney

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What are the characteristics of an effective board member?

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Protecting your organisation’s reputation, communicating impact and dealing with a crisis

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Ensuring your nonprofit organisation is governance compliant

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Getting ready for SORP

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Regulating by setting standards and helping charities to meet standards

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Freeing nonprofit CEOs to Lead

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Ecclesiastical Ireland; not your typical financial services company

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What is social impact management?

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The implications of migraine in the workplace

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Values led organisation with Niall Crowley

2025-01-0723:55

GGA 2024 Winners and Judges' speeches

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AI What the Board Needs to Know

2024-12-1145:18

Complying with company law

2024-11-2743:18

Dealing with difficult board members

2024-10-2835:04

The role of the Arts in Promoting Human Rights

2024-10-0123:52

Managing Boardroom conflict with Karen Erwin

2024-09-0355:21

Nurturing the next generation of social entrepreneurs

2024-07-2440:24

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How to survive and thrive as a first-time board chair

How to survive and thrive as a first-time board chair