Building Better Boards – Culture Change and the Tenant Voice in Governance

Boards and governance professionals play a vital role in shaping the culture of social housing organisations. As part of our Building Better Boards series, this session will examine the role of resident involvement and governance in culture change. The session will explore the links between embedding resident voice and tackling stigma in building respect and accountability into organisational culture.

Attendees will learn how housing providers work with residents to challenge negative stereotypes, improve engagement and build trust. We’ll also examine how the upcoming Competence and Conduct Standard links to culture change and professionalism, alongside practical steps boards can take towards more resident-focussed governance.

Why attend?

• Gain insights into how governance can drive culture change and strengthen resident voice.
• Explore the link between stigma, professionalism, and the role of boards in shaping sector culture.
• Explore the relationship between the upcoming Competence and Conduct Standard, governance and culture change.
• Hear examples of how housing providers are working to embed accountability, inclusion and resident-led decision-making.
• Challenge, debate, and share ideas with fellow board members, governance professionals, and senior officers.

Your speakers:

• Greg Reed, Group Chief Executive, Places for People
• Alison Inman, Chair, TPAS England.

Please see our full terms and conditions before making your booking.