CGAI | The Corporate Governance Association of Ireland

We are a professional association of members certified in corporate governance post graduate studies.The Association seeks to promote best practice in governance across the commercial, public and voluntary sectors by developing and supporting the development of Codes of Good Governance in partnership with like-minded organisations as well as providing candidates for board positions.

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James Kavanagh, Chairman of CGAI congratulates our esteemed Member Terry McWade on his appointment as CEO of Royal College of Physicians of Ireland

Apr 30, 2019

The Royal College of Physicians of Ireland is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr Terry McWade as Chief Executive Officer. Dr McWade, who is currently CEO of biotechnology company Valitacell, will join RCPI in August 2019. Read the full announcement...

The Oireachtas Joint Committee on Transport Tourism and Sport (JCTTS) appoints James Kavanagh, Chairman CGAI, to provide advice on matters related to and of corporate governance.

Apr 7, 2019

The JCTTS has appointed James Kavanagh, Chairman CGAI, 7 April 2019 and following a tender proces to provide expert specialist advice on matters of corporate governance following a meeting of the JCTTS on 27 March 2019. The Membership of the Joint Committee is...

An Interview with Stephen Haddrill, CEO, FRC

Mar 27, 2019

~ by invitation only from James Kavanagh, Chairman, CGAI Where: Royal Dublin Society (RDS), Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 When: Wednesday 3 April 2019 Time: 5.30pm to 7.30pm Please arrive for 5:15pm as this event will commence 5:30pm sharp Stephen Haddrill became Chief...