H+K Strategies joins Board Directors Institute as content partner

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GCC Board Directors Institute has appointed H+K Strategies as content partner to the Institute for the next three years. The other content partners are PwC, McKinsey & Co, Heidrick& Struggles and Allen &Overy, while supported by the Capital Market Authorities in Saudi Arabia, Oman and the UAE, Qatar Financial Centre and the Central Bank of Bahrain.

In its capacity of content partner, H+K will contribute with knowledge on matters critical to board effectiveness in today’s multi-faceted and high-speed communications environment.

“We recognize H+K Strategies as a valued partner which has an excellent track record in delivering best-in-class corporate communications to the region and is a like-minded organization which shares our ambition to improve board effectiveness practices and enhance corporate governance standards in the region”, said Nathalie Potvin, executive director at BDI.

Launched in 2007, BDI is the pre-eminent organization for boards and directors in the Gulf helping boards become more effective so that organizations may perform better and grow.



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