The package will include a 2-3 hour workshop providing relevant advice and guidance and practical examples to enable your Board Members and Executive Team to understand the implications of the new Regulatory Framework.
The workshop will cover:
A follow-up note outlining the feedback from the session and sharing ‘best practice’ from across all the sessions will also be provided.
The workshop can be delivered at your premises, or we can host this at our offices with the option of this being delivered as an ‘away day’ (we can arrange for further use of our offices for the remainder of the day).
We would be happy to work with you to deliver a training session which will be of real relevance and practical benefit to your Board Members and Executive Team.
If you have any questions about the new Regulatory Framework or would like to discuss how this training will benefit your organisation, please contact:
Victoria Jardine (victoria.jardine@anthonycollins.com | 0121 214 3600)
Gemma Bell (gemma.bell@anthonycollins.com |0121 214 3596)
Sarah Greenhalgh (sarah.greenhalgh@anthonycollins.com | 0121 214 3607)
Natalie Singh (natalie.singh@anthonycollins.com | 0121 214 3718)
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