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ICGN In-Company Training

ICGN In-Company Training

“As a result of the in-house training, we advanced in our understanding of how asset managers integrate corporate sustainability information into their investment-making process.”

ICGN provides a service delivering courses to clients ‘in-company’.  In-company training involves delivery of a course to a group consisting of the client’s own employees and nominees only.

Inhouse

ICGN In-Company Training

As a standard setter with global reach, led by investors with over $77 trillion assets under management. ICGN is the ideal choice for your organisation’s professional development needs.

There are two main options for providing in-company training:
1) Commissioned In-Company Training, which enables you to tailor ICGN’s existing public course content to best fit your needs, or commission training on a range of other topics, which can be delivered on site or virtually.
2) In-Company Delivery of public course content, on any or all of: Corporate Governance, Investor Stewardship, Sustainability. This content is accredited by Bryant University and can be delivered on site or virtually.

Recent in-company training programmes include:

  • Corporate Governance in Emerging Markets. (Global Asset Management Company)
  • How asset managers integrate corporate sustainability information into their investment-making process. (OECD)
  • Training for investment professionals on ESG teams, who want to learn more about shareholder rights to inform internal policy change. (Financial Services Group)

See more details of the fee structure and learning objectives in our in-company training document or for a discussion about how we can support your organisation’s training needs, please contact bradley.rood@icgn.org

Working with clients on In-Company courses – A Quality Assured Process

When working with you an in-company course, ICGN follow a process to ensure we are achieving your objectives.

  • 1. Taking a Brief – the Consultation call

    This is usually a call between our team, including one of our expert trainers, and yours to understand your business and learning objectives – in short:

    • What organisational ‘drivers’ led to you requesting this course?
    • What do you want to happen as a result of this course?
    • What issues need addressing?
  • 2. Proposal prepared

    We then prepare a proposal for your review, including:

    • Confirmation of our understanding of your requirement and objectives
    • A detailed agenda, indicating content to be covered, and suggestions as to what mixture of methods we recommend for delivery – e.g. presentation, case study, debate, Q&A
    • Format – in person, online or both
    • Recommendations of trainers and speakers, including their biographies
    • Commercial arrangements including fees
  • 3. Course Design and ‘Sign off’

    The nominated trainer then designs a course - a schedule, slides, case studies, activities etc.  We recommend a ‘check in’ with you every two/three weeks to review progress and validate content.  Eventually we ask you to ‘sign off’ the materials prior to delivery. 

  • 4. Course Delivery

    We will send information out to your employees a week or so before a course – including agenda, pre course questionnaires and activities etc.

    If a course involves multiple sessions, we recommend ‘check ins’ with you between sessions to review progress.

  • 5. Evaluation

    At the end of a course, we will seek the views of learners, usually through a link to an online form.  We then produce a report for your review against your original objectives, learners’ comments and recommending any ‘next steps’.

What Our Clients Say

ICGN delivered in-company training for the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), an international organisation shaping policies and establising international standards in response to a range of social, economic and environmental challenges. 

Feedback from OECD: 

ICGN already had a course largely fit for our needs, but the ‘in-company’ version allowed for considerably more time for discussions, which was important for our needs.

As a result of the in-house training, we advanced in our understanding of how asset managers integrate corporate sustainability information into their investment-making process.

Get in Touch

For more information, please see our In-Company Training document - to discuss your requirements and how we can help, please contact bradley.rood@icgn.org