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ESG - Governance: Jargon Busting with Amy Hulbert

11 Dec 2024

In our final 'Jargon Busting' series of 2024, we're tackling the "G" in ESG: Governance, with our Assistant Company Secretary, Amy Hulbert.

Let's start at the beginning - what does it mean, and why is it crucial in today’s business landscape?

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What is the purpose of a "Non-Executive Director" (NED)?

Next, breaks down the role of NEDs and their importance in providing independent oversight, guidance, and advice to the Board.

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In the final episode, Amy explains the UK Corporate Governance Code.

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