Millennial Partners
Corporate Governance Strategy Assessment
Don’t fall foul of regulators or underserve your employees with suboptimal standards and guidance.
Run through this Corporate Governance assessment to see where your organisation stacks up!
Not documented
Very well documented
Good governance is all about identifying, assessing and managing risk.
Limited
Systematic
An essential corporate governance example is adhering to ISO standards such as ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018. These standards provide a framework for best practice management systems.
No investment into ISO certification
High investment into ISO certification
Agree
Disagree
Investing in a routine internal audit programme helps not only identify issues and vulnerabilities, it provides an opportunity to take the temperature of the corporate culture.
No internal audit process
Systematic and well documented internal audit process
Good governance requires your business to know who your suppliers are, what they do, and continually monitor their performance.
One of the most efficient and effective ways to understand what is happening and when is to bring all management systems together so that there is transparency, visibility, traceability, and cross-departmental collaboration.
Siloed
Integrated
Good governance relies on good data. All leadership teams need a dashboard view of Key Performance Indicators so they can have a picture of how the business is performing.
Adhoc
Regimented
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