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Corporate governance: 24Ore Business School's Board member Catch-up 2026 with Assogestioni kicks off

24Ore Business School, in scientific partnership with Assogestioni, launches executive course to strengthen skills in risk, governance and global scenarios

4 May 2026aggiornato il 4 maggio 2026 ore 20:10

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In a context marked by rising geopolitical tensions, the redefinition of global economic balances and an increasingly rapid digital transformation, boards of directors are being called upon to rethink their role. From the management of systemic risks to the integration of artificial intelligence in decision-making processes and regulatory pressure, the new priorities demand a continuous updating of governance skills and tools.

It is against this backdrop that 24Ore Business school*, in scientific partnership with Assogestioni, launches the Board member Catch-up 2026, an executive cycle aimed at members of Boards of Directors, Boards of Statutory Auditors and corporate governance professionals.

The programme kicks off on 6 May 2026 in Milan, at Deloitte, with an initial meeting dedicated to the internal control and risk management system, also available in live streaming.

At the centre of the proceedings was the increasingly strategic role of controls in supporting board decisions, with a focus on the integration of risk management, corporate strategy and reporting.

The course will continue throughout the year addressing some of the most relevant issues in contemporary governance.

On 8 July 2026 the focus will shift to the topic of related party transactions in listed companies, including rules, controls and governance structures.
The 9th of September 2026 will instead be dedicated to group governance, with an in-depth look at architecture, information flows and Model 231.
To close the cycle, on 5 November 2026, a meeting focusing on the relationship between board members and institutional investors in the context of extraordinary transactions.

The Board member Catch-up is proposed as a space for operational discussions between experts, institutional representatives and professionals, with the contribution of partners such as Deloitte and Georgeson.

The objective is to provide concrete tools to deal with an environment in which volatility and uncertainty are now structural and in which the robustness of control systems and risk management strategies is a critical factor for business resilience.

* 24Ore Business School is the leading digital business school in Italia, founded in 1994 by Il Sole 24 Ore.

With over 30 years of experience in management training and education, it offers specialisation and Master's courses in all the areas most in demand on the labour market, targeting recent graduates, professionals, managers, entrepreneurs and companies.

Part of the Digit'Ed group since 2023, the largest training centre in Italia and one of the largest in Europe, it trains more than 10,000 students each year and collaborates with more than 1,300 companies.

The training offer includes 300 masters and catalogue courses, supported by more than 1,200 lecturers with a managerial background and more than 400 hours of asynchronous content available on demand. 24Ore Business School also stands out for its network of excellence, which includes realities such as Treccani Accademia, Scuola Greco-Pittella, Accurate and Gruppo Galgano Informatica, consolidating its position as a leader in the training of professionals. The offices are in Milan and Rome.