2016 Elections Have Nonprofit Consequences
In both the United States and United Kingdom, the 2016 elections are sure to have a number of important national …
Tag Archives: Governance
How should you tell an organization they have won (or lost) the tender for a mega-project?
There are definitely ways of doing things right (and wrong) in major projects. And communication during the bid process is very much one of those ways. Louise Hart offers a bullet-proof process for communicating the results in her new book Procuring Successful Mega-Projects.
Expert author presents at Man-Made Catastrophes
Alan Waring, author of Gower’s forthcoming book Corporate Risk and Governance, is giving a keynote paper focussed on the theme and …
Fraud and corruption summer school.
Sadly not a school for producing lots of little Terry Thomas look alikes (for those with fond memories of classic …
Turning philanthropy into a spectator sport
The Funding Network’s 10th anniversary event raised £40,000. Tom Levitt explains how the donations will help worthy causes. … there is …
Do We Penalize Ethical Behaviour?
Richard Minogue (The Anatomy of Fraud and Corruption and, forthcoming, Bad Governance and Good Intent) poses a very interesting conundrum on …
Live Question and Answer with Professor Cary Cooper
On 15th September, Cary Cooper who is a Gower author and Editor of the Psychological and Behavioural Aspects of Risk …
Browse our books and meet our Commissioning Editor at BAM
BAM2011: BAM’s 25th Annual Conference Once again Gower will be attending the British Academy of Management Conference – you will find …
Governance: Nine steps to good decision making
Graham Oakes’ piece on the e-Consultancy blog, Governance – Nine Steps to Good Decision Making, has attracted considerable interest and comment, …
New World, New Project Management
Following the APM Project Management Conference 2010 Delivering the Future in Partnership, the APM Project Management Conference 2011 aims to …
