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What boards do

Boards make decisions on behalf of owners/shareholders, beneficiaries and other stakeholders of an organisation.

Last updated: Rāpare, 14 Hōngongoi, 2022 | Thursday, 14 July 2022

A board's essential role is to lead the organisation safely and successfully into the future.

The board sets the direction for the future and manages risk. The key tasks are

  • Setting the purpose and vision
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