Non-Executive Directors for VC

BVCA Training | Boards

The BVCA's brand new one-day course is designed for individuals taking on their first role as a Non-Executive Director (NED) in venture capital-backed businesses.

The Non-Executive Directors for VC course explains the essential responsibilities of the role as well as potential pressures and boardroom dynamics. The course also covers the legal and corporate governance requirements that NEDs need to understand and follow to carry out their responsibilities effectively. The course will conclude with a panel discussion with experienced VC NEDs, providing unique insights and success stories.

 

Key topics include

  • The Role of Non-Executive Directors in Venture Capital
  • What to expect in the boardroom
  • Key responsibilities of a NED
  • Best Practice for Board Governance
  • Q&A with an experienced VC NEDs and more
     

Format

In-person, London

Virtual attendance an option, please contact the BVCA Training Team for further details.
 

Course Director

Elaine Coughlan

Elaine Coughlan

Course Director

Elaine has over 25 years of experience in running and scaling technology companies, including successful realisations through IPOs and M&A. Based in Dublin, Elaine was previously co-founder and director of Glonav, a GPS company that was acquired by NXP for $110 million. Elaine served as CFO or vice president of finance for three successful technology IPOs - Parthus, IONA and Smartforce – that realized more than $5 billion in value for investors.

She is currently on the board of Atlantic Bridge portfolio companies FieldAware, WellAir and Swrve (observer). She was named one of Europe’s Top 50 Inspiring Women in Technology, one of Ireland’s Top 50 Women in Technology. Elaine holds an MSc in Corporate Governance, is a qualified Chartered Director and is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants.

 

For further information or booking enquires, please contact the BVCA Training Team

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