Governance is connected to human relations theory
16 February 2024
Human relations theory of management began its development in the early 1930's. It emerged at a time when employees were considered very much 'cogs in a wheel' rather than human beings. Today, it has become and integral part of most businesses.
Super insights.
Key ideas, principles and thought leadership.
19 February 2024
Measuring Governance | An art or a science?
Governance is troublesome, not because its unimportant, it's critical, but because it's very difficult to measure. What if we could, what if we could create an index that allowed boards and their directors to reflect on the perception of governance across and throughout their organisation? Well, you can.
18 January 2024
Governance | it needs re-humanising
If organisations are just a group of people gathered together around a common purpose; why has corporate governance drifted so far away from this?
20 February 2023
CoSteer Shortlisted for Prestigious Award
CoSteer gets shortlisted as a finalist for the ICA Compliance Awards 2023!
29 July 2022
Why good governance matters
"Good governance with good intentions is the hallmark of our government." Narendra Modi
27 July 2021
ESG, perhaps it should be GSE
Many of us are familiar with this term, which has become a buzzword these days i.e., ESG which stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance.
21 May 2021
Boring to Beautiful
Yesterday, I gave our regular workshop session to a new client.
It’s the session that we present to members of staff within the organisation, in order to prepare them for completing the GOVindicia® survey.
2 October 2020
Good Governance is 'The' Key
Good governance is not an outcome of itself, it is forged deep inside organisations and has an almost primitive connection with culture. My latest article in the Guernsey Chamber magazine, Contact.
5 May 2020
True governance is beautiful
Nature often provides us with insight and clarity where humans struggle.
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The insights, happenings and goings on of the CoSteer eco-system.
16 February 2024
Governance is connected to human relations theory
Human relations theory of management began its development in the early 1930's. It emerged at a time when employees were considered very much 'cogs in a wheel' rather than human beings. Today, it has become and integral part of most businesses.
16 February 2024
Crows, Gannets and Cultural Change
Nature always has lessons for us.
24 January 2024
WHAT IF WE EMBRACE REJECTION?
Rejection is often considered as a universally embarrassing topic to talk about.
In addition, the topic itself can give us chills to even think about embracing something called "rejection."
30 December 2023
The Apocalypse
Businesses and societies are intimately connected. They are both simply group of humans.
29 December 2023
REGULATION STIFLES COMPLIANCE CULTURE
If we are to be honest, we are heading in the wrong direction. More 'rules', more regulation, leading to poorer outcomes of compliance and a diminishing opportunity to develop a compliance culture.
29 December 2023
Seeking Change, Invite Failure Along
We all find ourselves at some point to be change seekers.
21 December 2023
REGULATORY VISIT PREPARATION
Preparing for a regulatory visit can feel a bit like embarking across La Coupée, the causeway which joins big Sark to little Sark.
13 December 2023
CoSteer wins the Grindstone XL Programme
CoSteer being recognised as one of the top performers and winning the GrindstoneXL Programme across UK, Channel Islands and South Africa
27 November 2023
Prioritising employees: If not now, when?
When we hear people talking with conviction about profits and productivity as the necessary ingredients in order to be successful organisation, it seems to be hollow...
22 November 2023
Inclusivity with diversity
Diversity
Equity
Inclusion
What do these terms mean?
10 November 2023
Our latest insight by Divya Mahendran at the - Sports Governance Academy
Compassionate leadership: a key influencer on governance
1 November 2023
Trauma extends through generations
I imagine we must all have come across this word "trauma", which for a lot of people is often unheard, unseen and unresolved.