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  • Market Watch Measuring our smarts

    Content Type: CDM Article

    01 Jun 2010

    Phil Ruthven investigates whether Australia is indeed an intelligent nation. Measuring our smarts If Australia was to judge its goal, as former Prime Minister Bob Hawke once said, as the intelligent nation, then one set of statistics suggests we are a long way short of this aspiration. F...

  • Vox Pop Shaking up the NFP sector

    Content Type: CDM Article

    01 Apr 2010

    A number of reform initiatives could lead to an overhaul of the not-for-profit (NFP) sector. We asked three NFP directors how they believed the role of directors could change and what new challenges could be created for them. Shaking up the NFP sector Darren Beazley MAICDPresident, Asth...

  • CEO Report Directors social impact

    Content Type: CDM Article

    01 Apr 2010

    Directors social impact I recently had the pleasure of hosting our NSW Fellows Lunch in Sydney, where we launched important new research throwing light on the enormous contribution the director community makes to Australian society through its involvement in not-for-profit (NFP) organisations, incl...

  • Inside AICD Directors impact study

    Content Type: CDM Article

    01 Mar 2010

    An AICD study unveils details about the huge contribution Australia’s directors make to the not-for-profit sector. Directors’ Social Impact Study Towards the end of 2009, AICD set out to gain further insights into the contribution directors make to the economy and society through their engagem...

  • Greens Piece Take the social out of CSR

    Content Type: CDM Article

    01 Feb 2009

    John M Green argues that viewing corporate responsibility through a shareholder lens is not the least bit anti-social. Take the ‘social’ out of CSR In these dour days of slumping profits, volatile share prices and shrunken personal fortunes, the last thing many of us will worry about is ...

  • Feature CSR reporting goes mainstream

    Content Type: CDM Article

    01 Nov 2008

    Janine Mace provides some advice on how directors can embrace CSR reporting as it becomes a necessity rather than a choice. CSR reporting goes mainstream It’s annual reporting time again. While directors are familiar with the demands of reporting on their company’...

  • company directors professionally and socially responsible

    Content Type: Media Release

    12 Dec 2006

    For immediate release Sydney, 12 December 2006 The Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) supports today’s report The Social Responsibility of Corporations released by the Corporations and Markets Advisory Committee (CAMAC) that outlines suitable laws are already in place to al...

  • Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services Inquiry into Corporate Responsib

    Content Type: Policy Submission

    30 Sep 2005

    In its submission to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services Inquiry into corporate responsibility, AICD strongly supports the concept of corporate responsibility. It argues that the Corporations Act should not be amended to impose an additional generalised social re...

  • Submission to Laurie Glanfield Director General Department of the NSW Attorney Generals Issu

    Content Type: Policy Submission

    17 Mar 2005

    Issues arising from the James Hardie matter 1 OVERVIEW AICD believes that the claims of asbestos sufferers should be met and supports the announced settlement between James Hardie, the unions and claimants under which this outcome will be achieved. At the same time, it is important ...