Join Emma Knights OBE, NGA Chief Executive, as she explores:
- Why stakeholder engagement is a vital component of good governance
- How governing boards gather the views of staff, parents, pupils, and the wider community – and how these can make a difference in decision making
- The respective roles of trustees, governors, and school leaders
- Our new information sheet on engaging with staff
Emma Knights OBE
Former Chief Executive
After 14 years with NGA, Emma has departed from her role as Chief Executive. During her tenure, Emma was a strong advocate for the school governance community, engaging with legislators, policymakers, education sector organisations, and the media on a national level.
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