Strategic Stewardship in an Age of Disruptive Green Transition: Boards, Risks, Regulations, Resilience

Programme Overview

Supply chains are becoming more complex, more regulated, and increasingly exposed to global disruption. The transition toward a lower-carbon economy is accelerating these pressures as new regulations, evolving market expectations, and geopolitical developments reshape how goods and materials move across borders. For boards, supply chain oversight is no longer purely operational, it is a strategic responsibility that affects resilience, compliance, and long-term competitiveness.

Strategic Stewardship in an Age of Disruptive Green Transition is designed for board directors and senior leaders who must navigate this challenging environment. The programme explores emerging risks affecting supply chains, including regulatory developments, geoeconomic and geopolitical pressures, and operational challenges associated with maintaining reliable and compliant supply networks.

Through case studies, expert insights, and facilitated discussion, participants will examine how boards can strengthen governance of supply chain risks and support organisational resilience.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the programme, participants should be able to:

1. Identify the possible risks associated with their supply chains
2. Navigate issues associated with supply chain governance
3. Develop a strategy to increase the resilience of their supply chains