BASG – AGM with Emma Knight OBE Chief Executive of the NGA
We are delighted to invite all school governors, school leaders and clerks to join us at our AGM
This will be held on Thursday 14th January 2021 at 5pm.
The AGM will be held virtually. Information on how to join the event and the meeting etiquette will be sent to you one week prior to the event.
Tickets are available via Eventbrite
Special guest and speaker Emma Knights OBE Chief Executive of the NGA
Emma Knights, OBE Chief executive of the National Governance Association
Emma leads the organisation under the direction of NGA’s board of trustees.
As chief executive of the National Governance Association (NGA), Emma Knights leads the charity to fulfil its aim of improving the educational standards and wellbeing of young people by increasing the effectiveness of governing boards in maintained schools and academy trusts and oversees the day-to-day operations of the organisation.
Emma promotes the interests of the school governance community and amplifies the voice of NGA’s members at a national level with legislators, policymakers, education sector organisations and in the media.
Emma is an accomplished writer and speaker on a range of school governance policy and practice topics, and has a particular interest in vision, culture and strategy; accountability; stakeholder engagement; disadvantage; ethical leadership; and diversity and inclusion. Emma is co-author of The Chair’s Handbook and NGA’s Moving MATs Forward: the power of governance report. Prior to joining NGA in 2010, Emma was joint CEO of the Daycare Trust and before that, worked in a number of roles in the voluntary sector. She was a governor at a secondary school in Warwickshire for eight years.
Working across the education sector, Emma has recently participated in the Department for Education’s headteacher standards review group, NAHT’s accountability commission, the Department for Education’s flexible working advisory group, and the Ethical Leadership Commission, and has previously sat on the Commission on Religious Education and the Knowsley Education Commission.
Under Emma’s leadership since 2010, NGA has grown to become the leading expert charity for guidance, research, advice and training for school governors, trustees and clerks, with over 40 staff and a strong presence in the education sector
AGM Timings are:
17.00 – 17.30 – AGM
17.30 – 18.00 – Guest Speaker – Emma Knights
18.00 – 18.15 – Questions for Emma Knights