Annual Report 2015

A BIG thanks to our Community Partners for their financial and in kind support for this program. We celebrated another superb year with more graduates, Board appointments and learning!

You can download the 2015 Annual Report here.

If your organisation is interested in joining as a Community Partner, please phone or email Dr Nicky Howe.

The participants of the 2016 Emerging Leaders in Governance Program will be announced in the new year. Until then, I hope you have a lovely festive season with friends and family!

 

Alicia Curtis

Program Facilitator

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