Guide
The Definitive Resource for Director Education in 2025
Board Education Resource Guide 2025
Download ResourceDirectors face more responsibility than ever as they oversee corporations in a complex business world. Risks can include everything from evolving regulatory actions and growing litigation to public backlash.
The first step to learning is recognizing what you don’t know—and, to their credit, many boards acknowledge their own challenges when it comes to addressing these issues. PwC’s Annual Corporate Directors Survey found that:
- Fifty-eight percent (58%) said the directors on their boards did not consistently understand ESG.
- Only 50% said they had sufficient information from management on the company’s response to the risks associated with using AI and GenAI.
- Fifty-seven percent (57%) have not discussed their companies’ stances on social issues such as political divisiveness, immigration policy, and economic inequality.
For these reasons and more, continuing education plays an important part in the professional development of directors.
Woodruff Sawyer’s annual Board Education Resource Guide helps streamline the process of finding useful continuing education opportunities in 2025.
In it, you will find resources organized by:
- Multi-day immersive programs for board-level training
- Specialized committee-level events
- Short, in-person seminars for targeted learning
- Online content, including webinars, podcasts, and blogs
- Woodruff Sawyer's customized educational services
The Guide includes flagship events coast-to-coast, such as Stanford Directors’ College and Harvard’s Making Corporate Boards More Effective, as well as seminars, webinars, and regional gatherings.
Be sure to check out Woodruff Sawyer’s customized educational programs for directors, which are offered exclusively to our D&O insurance clients at no additional cost.
Event discounts may be available for our clients, so connect with your Woodruff Sawyer representative as you are planning your continuing education in 2025.
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