In Boardroom Education
By Directors, For Directors.
Education Built For Your Board
We provide confidential, tailored in-boardroom and virtual education for directors and C- suite executives. Sessions can cover any number of governance topics facilitated by NACD faculty, who are sitting directors and subject matter experts. Each program is designed specifically for your board's goals, learning objectives and development.
Courses
Explore our eight board education courses, each delivered in your boardroom or virtually by NACD faculty. Boards completing a course listed below receive a certificate completion in the organization's name that can be referenced in proxy statements.
AI Strategy and Governance
The program affirms collective, not individual, governance readiness—ensuring the board can respond to investors, regulators, proxy advisors, and other stakeholders, and can signal credible, verifiable governance maturity to that same audience. This workshop is meant to augment the personal learning and professional development undertaken by individual directors to remain current on critical topics in the boardroom.
AI Strategy and Governance
The program affirms collective, not individual, governance readiness—ensuring the board can respond to investors, regulators, proxy advisors, and other stakeholders, and can signal credible, verifiable governance maturity to that same audience. This workshop is meant to augment the personal learning and professional development undertaken by individual directors to remain current on critical topics in the boardroom.
Technology Leadership in the Boardroom
This in-boardroom education program is grounded in the ten principles of NACD's Blue Ribbon Commission report, Technology Leadership in the Boardroom: Driving Trust and Value. It organizes technology governance around oversight, insight, and foresight to align the full board, and it is designed for non-technical directors.
Technology Leadership in the Boardroom
This in-boardroom education program is grounded in the ten principles of NACD's Blue Ribbon Commission report, Technology Leadership in the Boardroom: Driving Trust and Value. It organizes technology governance around oversight, insight, and foresight to align the full board, and it is designed for non-technical directors.
Cyber-Risk Oversight
This in-boardroom education program draws on the fifth edition of the NACD-ISA Director's Handbook on Cyber-Risk Oversight (2026). The handbook provides an independently validated framework built on six oversight principles, along with 15 boardroom tools, to give the full board the frameworks and strategies it needs to manage cyber risk effectively.
Courses
Explore our eight board education courses, each delivered in your boardroom or virtually by NACD faculty. Boards completing a course listed below receive a certificate completion in the organization's name that can be referenced in proxy statements.
Cyber-Risk Oversight
This in-boardroom education program draws on the fifth edition of the NACD-ISA Director's Handbook on Cyber-Risk Oversight (2026). The handbook provides an independently validated framework built on six oversight principles, along with 15 boardroom tools, to give the full board the frameworks and strategies it needs to manage cyber risk effectively.
Governing Into The Future
This in-boardroom education program translates NACD's Framework for Governing into the Future into a facilitated full-board session. Developed by NACD's Commission on the Future of the American Board with more than 20 board leaders, investors, CEOs, and academics, the framework sets out ten principles-based standards that replace one-size-fits-all checklists with judgment-based governance. It applies to public and private company boards alike.
Governing Into The Future
This in-boardroom education program translates NACD's Framework for Governing into the Future into a facilitated full-board session. Developed by NACD's Commission on the Future of the American Board with more than 20 board leaders, investors, CEOs, and academics, the framework sets out ten principles-based standards that replace one-size-fits-all checklists with judgment-based governance. It applies to public and private company boards alike.
Board Management Roles
This in-boardroom education program gives the full board a practical framework to define, align, and protect that boundary. Directors explore their three roles as decision-maker, oversight body, and strategic advisor. They also learn how clear delegation of authority keeps oversight strong without drifting into day-to-day management.
Board Management Roles
This in-boardroom education program gives the full board a practical framework to define, align, and protect that boundary. Directors explore their three roles as decision-maker, oversight body, and strategic advisor. They also learn how clear delegation of authority keeps oversight strong without drifting into day-to-day management.
Building a High-Performing Board
The program is grounded in the ten principles of NACD's Blue Ribbon Commission report, Culture as the Foundation: Building a High-Performance Board. It guides boards through defining their optimal culture, reinforcing behavioral norms, and addressing cultural fault lines.
Building a High-Performing Board
The program is grounded in the ten principles of NACD's Blue Ribbon Commission report, Culture as the Foundation: Building a High-Performance Board. It guides boards through defining their optimal culture, reinforcing behavioral norms, and addressing cultural fault lines.
The Board-CEO Relationship
This in-boardroom education program draws directly on NACD's 2025 Blue Ribbon Commission report on building a high-trust board-CEO relationship and its accompanying 12-tool Toolkit for Action. Most boards already know what good looks like. The program gives them the intentionality, consistency, and structure to build trust through concrete behaviors.
The Board-CEO Relationship
This in-boardroom education program draws directly on NACD's 2025 Blue Ribbon Commission report on building a high-trust board-CEO relationship and its accompanying 12-tool Toolkit for Action. Most boards already know what good looks like. The program gives them the intentionality, consistency, and structure to build trust through concrete behaviors.
