Course Name
Corporate Governance: Advanced Topics Series (2)
Schedule
September 25, 2025 - September 25, 2025
Schedule via Zoom:
Thursday
Topics:
Session 1: Innovating for the Future, 9:30 am - 11:30 am
Session 2: Sustainable Risk-Driven Strategy Planning,
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Early Eagle Rate:
Php 3,000
Valid Until:
September 12, 2025
Description
Session 1: Innovating for the Future
This module explores how the fields of sustainability and innovation converge to create sustainable innovation—solutions that generate value for the betterment of our world. Furthermore, this module tackles the key developments that have and will continue to shape today’s world.
Session 2: Sustainable Risk-Driven Strategy Planning
How are strategy, risk management, and sustainability interrelated? How can your organization create a strategy that can stand the test of time? How can your organization weave sustainability and risk management into your daily operations? This module is designed to answer all these questions.
Who should attend
Business Leaders, Sustainability Professionals, Students and Academics, Entrepreneurs and Start-up Founders
After the course, you will:
Session 1: Innovating for the Future
- Understand what sustainable innovation is about
- Reflect on the key sustainability trends that drive change in organizations
- Envision how organizations can utilize innovation as a springboard for developing a sustainable business model
Session 2: Sustainable Risk-Driven Strategy Planning
- Understand what a sustainable risk-driven strategy is
- Determine the essential components of a sound strategy
- Apply the discussed concepts towards organizational strategic planning
Session 1: Innovating for the Future
- Definition of Sustainability and Innovation
- What is Sustainable Innovation?
- Governing Sustainability: The Role of Governance in Sustainability
- Policy Trends for Key SDG Issues
- Global Agreements for Sustainability
- Multi-sectoral Alliances
- Emerging Business Models
- Digital Transformation and the Sustainability Transformation
- Using AI and Analytics for Good Governance
- Technological Innovations for the SDGs
- Technological Risks and Threats
- Reflection from Personal Travels: What should we emulate to foster Sustainable Innovation?
Session 2: Sustainable Risk-Driven Strategy Planning
- Definition of Sustainability, Risk, and Strategy
- Combining the Three--What is a Sustainable Risk-Driven Strategy
- The Seven Elements of Strategy Frameworks
- Good Governance Structure
- Overarching Strategic Vision
- Primary Business Objectives
- Critical Business Capabilities
- Key Opportunities and Threats
- Response Mechanisms
- Periodic Review Outcomes
- Application Tips and Tricks: Sustainable Risk-Driven Strategy?
ROCHELLE DICHAVES
Ms. Rochelle Dichaves is the Portfolio Governance Manager at Johnson & Johnson Global Services Finance (GSF), where she creates and implements data-driven solutions to strengthen organizational resilience. She also serves as the Women’s Leadership & Inclusion Philippines Lead, championing diversity and inclusion across the organization.
She is also the Internal Auditor for the Good Governance Advocates and Practitioners of the Philippines (GGAPP), where she provides impactful training for board directors and senior executives. Prior to these roles, Ms. Dichaves led finance and risk transformation consulting at PwC Philippines. She is a Philippine Certified Public Accountant, an OCEG-certified GRC Auditor, and an Integrated Risk Management Professional.
Ms. Dichaves holds a Master’s in Innovation and Business (Class of 2024) from the Asian Institute of Management (AIM). She earned her Bachelor of Science in Accountancy (2011–2015) from De La Salle University – Manila, Philippines.
