IoD Convention 2021

Thursday 14 October

Headline Sponsor

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Headline Sponsor Carey Olsen is a market-leading offshore law firm and the largest law firm in Guernsey. We advise on Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Guernsey and Jersey law across a global network of nine international offices.

With over 500 people across our nine jurisdictions and 62 partners heading up a total complement of 250 lawyers, we are one of the largest offshore law firms. Our legal services include corporate and finance, trusts and private wealth, investment funds, dispute resolution, restructuring and insolvency, regulatory, property and employment matters.

Our ability to be pioneering and creative in our approach has allowed us to find commercial solutions and overcome many challenges for our clients. We act for global and local financial institutions, investment managers, private equity houses, multinational corporations, public organisations, local businesses, local governments, high-net-worth individuals, family offices, directors, trustees and private clients.

We also work alongside all of the major international law firms, accountancy firms and insolvency practitioners and are called upon by regulatory bodies and governments in our jurisdictions to help shape the regulatory and legal frameworks in those locations.

Carey Olsen was ranked as the leading law firm in the Channel Islands by global industry researcher Legal 500 in their 2022 UK edition, having secured top-tier rankings across 18 practice areas.

As a firm, we are also committed to supporting the local communities in which we live and work. Apart from sponsoring local sports, arts and educational and charitable initiatives, our Guernsey charity committee runs a programme of fundraising and volunteering initiatives for staff to support two local charities each year, which are chosen by our employees.

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Introduction from Wendy Dorey, Chair, IoD Guernsey branch

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Menu

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Wine List

Drinks reception sponsor

Sponsor

Welcome from Russell Clark, Partner, Carey Olsen, Headline sponsor

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Evening Programme

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Keynote Speakers

Dr Matthew Agarwala and

Tom Rivett-Carnac Sponsor

P9 & 11 Simon Anholt’s

Nation Brand

Hexagon Talks

P17 Sustainability Considerations P19

Director of the Year Awards

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GROW Ltd

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Join the IoD

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Directors of Tomorrow

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IoD Courses

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Introduction: Can a small island make a big impact on a global issue?

A warm welcome to our 2021 Annual Convention, which will explore the global issue of sustainability and how integral it is to Guernsey’s global brand and economic prosperity.

I am delighted that, ahead of his participation in COP26, Tom Rivett-Carnac will be speaking about one of the most pressing sustainability issues of our time – climate change – and the role that Guernsey can play in the race to net zero.

The core of this event will discuss the opportunities we have locally to make an impact.

Three years ago our keynote speaker, Simon Anholt, discussed Guernsey’s place in the world as a ‘Nation Brand’. This year, we are further developing this concept by applying a sustainability lens to the six key elements of his ‘Nation Brand ’ Hexagon. This comprises: Investment, People, Tourism, Culture & Heritage, Governance and Exports. All six elements contribute to the overall economic health of a nation and, when explored together

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through a sustainability lens, have the potential to move the dial on climate change and turbo-charge Guernsey’s future prosperity.

We also have an inspiring keynote speaker – leading environmental economist Dr Matthew Agarwala – who will be discussing the ‘Wealth Economy’ project. This looks beyond GDP to identify and measure the wide range of assets that will be the key determinants of a nation’s future prosperity. This approach will be essential to measuring whether we have achieved the goals we have set out above.

Making a real impact will only be possible if every one of us plays a role in achieving these goals. We will therefore be asking all attendees to create their own personal – and professional – manifesto, drawing on the three ‘asks’ that will be presented at the end of each hexagon segment. The challenges of climate change have never been more pressing, and just a few actions from every one of us can make a real difference.

Finally, I would like to thank the support from an incredible line-up of sponsors.

Carey Olsen has kindly been the headline sponsor for this event for the past 16 years, and we are delighted that so many other local organisations are helping the IoD hold this flagship event where we will be debating such an important topic for Guernsey’s long-term prosperity.

Wendy Dorey Chair, IoD Guernsey Branch twitter.com/iodgsy www.linkedin.com/company/iod-guernsey/ #IoDConvention21 #ask3IoD

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Headline Sponsor Message After an absence last year, it is great to see the IoD Convention is back in 2021, as one of the business highlights of the year. The world is now a very different place since we last got together in 2019. No one could have predicted what 2020 would bring and few can be sure how the world will recover from the pandemic as we approach the dawn of 2022.

As we know, Guernsey is exceptionally good at reacting and dealing with the challenges it encounters and has a well-earned reputation for punching above its weight.

Our handling of the pandemic has put us in the spotlight for being a great place to live and work, something all of us in this room have known for a long time.

We are all exceptionally lucky to call Guernsey home, and it is up to us to ensure our island remains a viable and sustainable place to live for future generations.

It also probably explains why Simon Anholt and his ‘Nation Brand’ concept produced such a lot of discussion around what Guernsey could become or do to make its mark in the world. After all, with everything the world has recently been through, the timing could not be more appropriate for us to revisit and examine the six key areas of his Index.

Let us also not forget that environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues are now firmly on the corporate agenda, with the mandate for change in this area being supported by a growing number of global investors who want their investments to create a positive difference as well as profit.

At Carey Olsen, we support many grassroots projects and global impact investors.

We also work with asset managers, fund managers, institutional investors, investment banks, private equity houses, family offices, charities, sovereign wealth funds and HNWIs on a range of sustainable initiatives. We therefore have a real appreciation of the implications around governance and compliance processes associated with sustainability projects.

It is why we are very pleased to once again to be the lead sponsor of the IoD Annual Convention in Guernsey. The organising committee has come up with an impressive speaker line-up who will cover a lot of ground this evening. Congratulations to them for putting on this event which will tackle such important issues.

We hope you all have an informative and enjoyable evening.

Russell Clark, Carey Olsen

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Evening Programme 17:00

Drinks reception sponsored by HSBC

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Introduction from Wendy Dorey, Chair of the IoD Guernsey branch

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Welcome from Russell Clark, Partner, Carey Olsen

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GROW Ltd

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Keynote speaker: Dr Matthew Agarwala

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Nation Brand talks: Governance, Culture & Heritage and Exports

19:30

Dinner served

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Presentation of Director of the Year award

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Second keynote speaker: Tom Rivett-Carnac

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Nation Brand talks: Investment, People and Tourism

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Tom Rivett-Carnac – personal manifesto for change

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Q&A moderated by Dr Matthew Agarwala

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End of event

Speaker Sponsor Deloitte is committed to creating a more sustainable, responsible and lasting future. Today’s climate crisis urges us to rethink and reinvent our economy. Business needs to change to meet higher expectations of sustainability and Deloitte is well equipped to guide organisations through this transition.

To do our part to help the world achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement, Deloitte has launched WorldClimate, our strategy to drive responsible climate choices within our organisation and beyond. We recognise that change starts within. Deloitte must set and meet higher standards for itself, empowering our professionals and connecting with our broader ecosystem to create solutions that facilitate the transition to a low-carbon economy.

Deloitte LLP has the broadest and deepest range of skills of any business advisory organisation. The company provides audit, tax, consulting and financial advisory services, bringing world-class capabilities and high-quality services to clients. In Guernsey, Deloitte delivers audit, tax and advisory services to many leading businesses in the jurisdiction and beyond.

Deloitte’s offices in the Channel Islands, Gibraltar and the Isle of Man have recently joined forces to create a single audit and advisory offering across the four jurisdictions. Deloitte is unique in that all four of these offices are part of Deloitte UK, meaning that the firm’s clients have always been able to tap into over 22,000 professionals.

The Guernsey firm is also committed to Deloitte’s 5 Million Futures initiative which aims to help five million people get to where they want to be, through access to education and employment. Locally, Deloitte has made a three-year commitment to GROW Ltd, whose function is to provide training and a sheltered work environment in horticulture for people with a learning disability.

Link here to Climate and Sustainability information.

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Keynote Speakers Dr Matthew Agarwala Matthew is a leading Environmental Economist at the Bennett Institute for Public Policy, Cambridge University. He leads the Bennett Institute’s Wealth Economy Project, which looks at wealth-based approaches to measuring and delivering sustainability, wellbeing and productivity.

Matthew regularly consults for governments and scientific organisations on topics such as natural capital, ecosystem services, green finance, wellbeing and sustainability. He works across multiple sectors and disciplines with a wide range of co-authors and is a regular media contributor to Bloomberg, The New York Times, The FT, The Guardian, The Times and Channel 4 News.

Tom Rivett-Carnac Tom has spent his career working on solutions to the climate crisis. He ran political strategy for the UN towards the Paris Agreement of 2015, widely regarded as one of the great achievements of global diplomacy.

Tom is a founding partner of Global Optimism and a co-author of The Future we Choose – a best-selling book on climate change solutions, written with Christina Figueres. Tom is currently advising the UK government on their COP26 participation.

Event Sponsor Healthspan was founded in 1996 with just six products by Derek Coates, who had a passion for quality, innovation and unsurpassed customer service.

While 25 years have passed, this hasn’t changed: Healthspan was recently named Which? Recommended Provider in 2021. Now, however, the company has over 200 products on offer.

Not all vitamins and supplements are created equal; Healthspan searches the globe for not only the best quality ingredients and the latest innovations but also offers sustainable alternatives such as vegan vitamin D3 from algae or glucosamine created from corn, instead of shellfish.

Healthspan prides itself on the expertise it has within the company, from doctors to nutritionists, psychologists to personal trainers, as well as a fully equipped team of friendly advisers in the store and a call centre to help with any queries.

For further information please visit

www.healthspan.co.uk

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Programme In a break from the format of previous Conventions, we will be delivering a series of short TED-style talks that explore the six key areas of Simon Anholt’s ‘Nation Brand’ index through a sustainability lens: Governance This session will focus on the critical role that data and disclosure will play in underpinning our credibility on the journey to net zero. Transparency – and the provision of clear and comparable data – must be the foundation upon which a nation builds both its key policies and its climate change strategy. How can we ensure we are capturing – and acting on – the right data?

Culture & Heritage This ‘soft power’ is at the core of a country’s brand and is an area where Guernsey has much to offer. Guernsey is a place where we can truly integrate government, business, community and outcomes, and where we have a blueprint opportunity that is relevant beyond our shores. How can we bring all of this together to help Guernsey punch above its weight in this area?

Exports We attach financial values to many assets in the Bailiwick but are yet to assign a value to our finite natural resources - which our economic activity and wellbeing depend on. Viewing nature as an asset and putting it on the same balance sheet as other resources is essential to ensuring their protection and longevity.

So what natural resources could Guernsey take advantage of – and how can we audit, quantify, protect and conserve them?

Event Sponsor Cazenove Capital is the wealth management business of the Schroder Group in the Channel Islands, UK and Asia. We are leading investment manager to private clients, family trusts, companies, charities and pension plans.

We offer outstanding levels of personal service from our team of experienced specialists, whose role is to tailor our range of wealth management services to meet clients’ individual circumstances and objectives.

Our range of services include personalised discretionary investment services, cash administration, specialised lending and responsible investing. We focus on growing and preserving wealth: using the knowledge of our economics and investment strategy teams; our open-architecture approach utilises both proprietary Schroders investment products and external funds to structure client portfolios.

We have been incorporating Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) considerations into fundamental research and investment selection for almost 20 years.

We develop strategies and establish the structures needed for the future management of your wealth. Our attitude to managing clients’ wealth is measured and intelligent, with a consistent focus on delivering strong risk-adjusted returns.

For further information please visit

www.cazenove.com

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Programme continued...

Investment This segment will address how important the sustainable investment sector is in the race to net zero. We will hear from Keith Driver of Sustainable Development Capital LLP, which finances and develops clean energy and decentralised energy infrastructure projects globally, and Jeremy Alun-Jones, Group Chief Operating Officer at ADM Capital, whose Cibus Fund was the first Guernsey Green Fund to be launched.

Josephine Bush, ‘We Are Guernsey’s’ strategic adviser for green and sustainable finance, will explore how Guernsey can further develop its role as a leader in green and sustainable finance.

People This segment will examine the importance of human behaviour and ’people power’ in creating a sustainable, resilient economy. Matthew Bell OBE will discuss the tangible benefits for businesses of incorporating a sustainable approach into their culture and business model. Lindsay de Sausmarez will look at how individuals can move the dial on sustainability and climate change, specifically in relation to the Bailiwick’s top three carbon emitters: energy, waste and transport. Lindsay will explore where we should be focusing our efforts in these areas in order to create a more sustainable ‘circular’ economy.

Tourism This segment will view the island’s tourism brand through a biodiversity and sustainability lens.

How can Guernsey benefit from an eco-tourism boom whilst treading lightly on the island’s environment?

Is carbon-neutral tourism possible, and are we closer than we think to becoming a popular destination for anyone wanting to explore nature whilst preserving our fragile world?

Dinner Sponsor Credit Suisse is delighted to be the dinner sponsor for the IoD Annual Convention.

Credit Suisse has been operating in Guernsey since 1986 and provides a comprehensive range of private banking and wealth management services, including discretionary management.

As a financial institution, we aim to help investors put their wealth to work for a more sustainable world. Through our range of sustainable financial products and services, we support investors to start investing more sustainably, without sacrificing financial returns, and support corporate clients with their sustainable transition strategies and ambitions.

Credit Suisse is a founding member of the Guernsey Green Forum, formed out of a belief that every business must play its part to create a sustainable future.

For further information please visit

www.credit-suisse.com

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Menu Care has been taken to provide seasonal, local produce (wherever possible) to support local growers and meet our sustainability objectives. The celeriac and parsnips in the vegetarian option are both locally grown.

Due to limited local supply, the beef will be a mixture of Guernsey and UK-sourced meat from small farms that have outdoor-reared, grass-fed cattle to minimise its carbon footprint. The potatoes and cream are all locally produced.

Celeriac steak, whipped parsnip and pickled wild mushrooms Roasted dry-aged kingdom sirloin, potato purée, sprouting broccoli and wild mushroom sauce

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Vanilla panna cotta with Guernsey berries Local Guernsey cheese with chutney, fruits and biscuits

Drinks Reception Sponsor HSBC is well established in the Channel Islands and Isle of Man, employing over 1,000 people and providing both retail and commercial customers with an extensive range of banking, wealth management and trust services in the local community.

At HSBC, we passionately believe it’s important to actively support the communities where our customers and employees live and work, providing both financial contributions and volunteered employee time to sustain vital community projects. We work with local charities on initiatives that focus on education, the environment and health and encourage all employees to get involved by volunteering at least one day a year.

HSBC also recognises the importance of sustainable growth and now more than ever there is a need to develop the skills, business innovation and low-carbon solutions needed to secure long-term prosperity for all. Our focus on sustainability has been recognised: we were named World’s Best Bank for Sustainable Finance by Euromoney for two years running (2019 and 2020) and Investment Bank of the Year for Sustainability in 2020 by The Banker.

For further information please visit

www.hsbc.com

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Wine List Tonight’s wine list has been sourced from vineyards that produce their wine organically and/or sustainably and have been sourced from the UK, France and Italy to keep transport miles to a minimum.

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Hattingley Valley Classic Reserve

a custom-built, eco-friendly winery specialising in premium English sparkling wines using the traditional method.

Fedele Nero d’Avola and Catarrato Pinot Grigio

an organic Sicilian wine with a conscience. ‘Green to the Extreme’, it is carbon-neutral, vegan and packaged purely in recycled and recyclable materials.

Sancerre Blanc Les Caillottes, Vignoble Dauny the Dauny family was an early convert to organic farming, transforming their whole farm in 1964.

Julien Brocard Chablis La Boissonneuse

this vineyard’s biodynamic adventure began in 1998 and the Chablis is made using both organic and biodynamic principles.

Castel Firmian Merlot

safety and sustainability have always been this producer’s philosophy, adhering to cultivation criteria that respects the vine, the environment, mankind and the consumer.

Cantine Negrar Corvina

a new single varietal from this co-operative who believe sustainable viticulture is a must: combining economically viable production with respect for the environment.

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The chilled still water will be served in glass bottles supplied

by Guernsey Water to keep carbon emissions to a minimum.

Carbon Offsetting Sponsor Built on a culture of responsiveness and innovation, The International Stock Exchange (TISE) is a regulated market for the listing of bonds and equities, as well as being home to a comprehensive sustainable market segment, TISE Sustainable.

Headquartered in Guernsey and with staff operating across Dublin, Guernsey, the Isle of Man, Jersey and London, TISE’s regulated market is uniquely positioned within the European time zone but outside both the UK and the EU. TISE is a major European professional bond market, there is a pool of ‘domestic’ equities and it hosts a significant share of the market for listed UK Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs).

TISE Sustainable is a comprehensive and reputable market segment which facilitates the flow of capital into investments that promote environmental, social or sustainable activities. With a straightforward application process and no additional fee, the segment is available to all TISE-listed issuers and securities which demonstrate their qualifying credentials.

TISE is a Partner Exchange of the United Nation’s Sustainable Stock Exchanges (SSE) initiative and is committed to being part of the sustainable capital markets ecosystem, both in terms of how we manage our business and through our role as a facilitator of global capital flows.

For further information please visit

www.tisegroup.com

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Sustainability Considerations The IoD organising committee has taken great care to ensure the sustainability theme of this year’s Convention has been carried through into the organisation of the event. This includes: • A ’10-mile meal’ menu that focuses on local and seasonal produce to support local growers and suppliers and reduce travel miles.

• Where UK beef has been used to supplement the local beef supply, it has been sourced from small farms with a low-carbon footprint that have outdoor-reared, grass-fed herds.

• A wine list sourced from the UK, France and Italy to reduce travel miles, and from vineyards producing wine sustainably and/or organically.

• Provision of only one wine glass per person reducing the need to wash an additional 484 glasses and minimising water use.

• The still water is being supplied by Guernsey Water in refillable and recyclable glass bottles.

• No printed material on the tables and the table plan is being displayed on a plasma screen to reduce waste from the event.

• One speaker has travelled to Guernsey solely for the purpose of attending the event; all others have been pre-recorded or are already on-island to fulfil other work commitments.

• We have encouraged our sponsors and table hosts to consider the environmental impact of any gifts they have chosen for this evening’s event.

• Where possible, we have reduced single-use branding items and we thank all of our event sponsors for their understanding and cooperation as we strive to minimise the impact of our annual flagship event.

Digital Sponsor Aspida Advisory Services are proud to be Digital Sponsors of this year’s IoD Convention as it combines three commitments that we are passionate about: sustainability, FinTech and the professional development of people.

In developing Resolver by Aspida, a cutting-edge governance, risk and compliance platform, we have been keen to ensure that it sits in the centre of managing the wide range of risks that a business faces today: cyber, ESG, compliance, internal audit and much more. Adding value to your business, not hindering its development.

RegTech, or the use of technology to improve regulatory governance, often misses a vital ingredient however - people! At Aspida, we know that our people, and the staff of our clients, are pivotal to what we do and are integral to our reputation, and so the focus of our digitalisation has been on reducing mundane tasks, improving efficiency and effectiveness to allow more time for value-added contributions from our people. We started this journey three years ago when we launched the first compliance trainee scheme, ensuring that our risk professionals have the right mix of technical as well as professional skills.

Visit our website to learn more or contact us to discuss how ‘Resolver

by Aspida’ can help businesses easily organise, manage and meet regulatory requirements, facilitating efficient and comprehensive compliance. So much more than a ‘RegTech solution’!

Aspida, your partner in protecting and growing your business.

Peter Mills, Joint Chair For further information please visit

www.aspidagroup.com

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Director of The Year Awards

The IoD Director of the Year awards celebrate leadership talent, success and achievement. This year, Guernsey is searching for its first Directors of the Year who will then be entered into the 2022 national IoD awards.

The combined impact of the Covid pandemic and Brexit meant that 2020 produced exceptionally tough operating conditions for our local businesses. This forced directors to reassess their business models and respond at speed with bold, innovative decisions.

These monumental efforts deserve recognition.

Entries were welcomed from all sectors and organisations, from directors in established companies and innovative start-ups, to family businesses, SMEs, NEDs and the third sector.

The judges were Stuart Falla MBE, Carol Goodwin, Roy McGregor, Gordon Wilson and Charlotte Denton. All are experienced directors across a variety of sectors. The winners of this prestigious award will be announced at the beginning of the second half of the Annual Convention.

Sponsored by

Event Sponsor Here at PwC Channel Islands we’ve been carbon neutral since 2007 and are now proud to be implementing PwC’s worldwide sciencebased commitment to net zero by 2030.

As well as leading by example ourselves, it means working with you – our clients and suppliers – to take action. The new economy transition opens up huge opportunities to create value in response to investor, consumer, regulatory and employee pressure. Those who don’t rise to the challenge simply won’t exist in the future.

Ask us how we can help you build trust and deliver sustained outcomes.

Ali Cambray, PwC Channel Islands ESG and Net Zero Director PwC Managing ESG and sustainability factors – PwC Channel Islands

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GROW Ltd GROW, Guernsey’s Rural Occupational Workshop, has been training and mentoring adults with learning difficulties or disabilities at its St Sampson’s vinery site for 37 years.

This month marked a momentous occasion in the charity’s history when they relocated to temporary accommodation while their permanent site is completely redeveloped.

Whilst training has, to date, focused on horticulture and some woodworking and carpentry, the redevelopment will provide additional facilities to train the crew, as attendees are known, in retail and hospitality, equipping many of them to move with skills and confidence into employment in commercial sectors.

GROW’s ambitious plans come with a price tag of between £2.5-£3m. Having achieved their target of reaching the half way point by this month, demolition work has begun. However GROW still needs to raise over £1m to complete the work.

Please support their ‘Be a Pane’ campaign or talk to Marguerite or Eddie about becoming a COG – Champion of GROW. Marguerite Talmage on 07911 719081 or Eddie Higgins (Manager) on 721865 Email redevelopment@grow.gg .

Visit the GROW stand in the concourse at the Convention

The Guernsey branch of the Institute of Directors supports, represents and sets the standards for directors and business leaders in the Bailiwick.

We believe that excellence and professionalism in the boardroom are essential for responsible business practice which in turn benefits our wider society. We raise standards of directorship and governance through education, advocacy and leadership development.

A range of world-leading IoD director development courses are available locally and we run regular events, seminars and an annual conference to facilitate networking, stimulate thinking and encourage debate on the critical issues facing businesses in Guernsey.

Organisation Aims – connect, develop and influence • • • • •

Provide networking opportunities Foster a positive environment for businesses to flourish Provide world-class learning and development opportunities for directors Raise the standards of local business governance Represent member views to government and regulators

You can join the IoD without a joining fee for a limited time To find out more visit the website www.iod.gg/join or email the Guernsey branch officer officer.guernsey@iod.net

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Directors of Tomorrow The Directors of Tomorrow initiative is sponsored by the Ana Leaf Foundation. It aims to inspire young people to become the island’s future leaders and provides unique experiences to help motivate students to achieve their goals, including management shadowing and student tables at the mid-term debate and Annual Convention.

Ten students from the island’s sixth forms and College of Further Education with an interest in business and current affairs are selected by their teachers to attend the Annual Convention.

Following tonight’s event the students will each author a review in any written, visual or audio media (blog, vlog, infographic, etc.) summing up the evening and expressing their views on the topics discussed. These reviews are then judged by the IoD committee and trustees of the Ana Leaf Foundation, with the winner announced in the local media.

Education is very close to the Ana Leaf Foundation’s heart. The foundation supports a number of philanthropic initiatives across the Channel Islands focused on enhancing the future for younger people through educational opportunities.

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IoD Courses The GTA University Centre, part of The Guernsey Institute, has worked with the IoD for many years to deliver on-island training so you can study with other local delegates without the need to travel.

IoD Certificate and Diploma in Corporate Direction Recognised internationally as the benchmark for directors, this provides a robust and challenging programme to meet the needs of today’s executives.

The certificate will equip you with the core knowledge and awareness needed to function effectively as a director. On successful completion of the certificate, the diploma will allow you to challenge and utilise your knowledge in an applied and dynamic way.

The next programme starts on-island on 28 February 2022 and covers five modules (13 days) over an 11-month period.

IoD Introductory Certificate in Board Readiness An important start to the IoD qualification pathway designed to support the next wave of talent in Guernsey. Suitable for any manager or leader responsible for reporting to a Board or who aspires to be a director.

The next three-day programme will be delivered on-island on 29 and 30 November 2021 and 15 December 2021.

Cost for IoD members Introductory Certificate in Board Readiness: Certificate only: Full programme (certificate and diploma):

£1,750 £6,975 £8,725

For further information please contact Julie Eaton Email: Julie.eaton@gta.gg Tel: 721555

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