A. CONFERENCES
I. Conference: ‘Transparency and Disclosures’ in Corporate Governance  -  28 June 2008.
To Benefit: Board members, CFO’s, Company Secretaries and Independent Directors of listed companies and those in the process of listing as also Practicing Chartered Accountants and Company Secretaries engaged in certification of statements and reports on Corporate Governance of listed Companies.
Deliverables: To guide and apprise the participants of the different requirements of statute and analysis of reports and announcements of the company which could improve rating of the companies. 

II. Conference: ‘Improving Audit Committee Functions’ in Corporate Governance - 9 August 2008
To Benefit:  Directors in Audit Committee, CFO’s, Internal Auditors and practicing Chartered Accountants and Company Secretaries.
Deliverables: How to improve quality of Directors recommendations to the Board.

III. Conference: ‘Effective Independent Directors’ in Corporate Governance - 11 October 2008
To Benefit: For existing and prospective Independent Directors, CFO’s and Company Secretaries.
Deliverables: Enhance quality in the functioning of Independent Director's and financial authorities in companies for better governance.

IV. Risk management and Corporate Social Responsibilities for better Corporate Governance -  20 December 2008
To Benefit: Company Boards, CFO’s, Independent Directors, and senior Managers of Banks including cooperative Banks, Senior Managers of Insurance Companies.
Deliverables: To enhance skills of participants in techniques of risk assessment and management for better governance.

B. ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION ON  THE OUTCOMES OF RESEARCH ON :
A. ‘CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES’
B. ‘IMPROVING INTERNAL CONTROLS’                                                       14 March 2009     
 

Discussion Points:

1. Research Methodology Employed
2. Data Collection & Analysis
3. Findings
4. Recommendations etc

Participants: Heads of accredited Institutes of National Foundation for Corporate Governance (NFCG).

Deliverables:

Discharge of social responsibility is not charity and can be combined with the business objectives of the organization for growth and long term sustenance.