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In de podcast BetterBoards van GUBERNA, Instituut voor Bestuurders, delen bestuurders en ondernemers hun ervaringen rond goed bestuur en zoomen we in op toonaangevende governance thema's.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
BetterBoards makes board responsibility legible through practical conversations about power, oversight, risk and decision-making across several kinds of organization.
BetterBoards Governance podcast from GUBERNA turns governance into the choices boards make about authority, accountability and risk. Its panel discussions and interviews move between family businesses, public shareholdership and sport, while keeping attention on how board…
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AI is framed as a board-level governance issue, with data, skills, and CIO consultation at the center.
Huberna treats AI as a board-level issue, linking it to both operational use and strategic decision-making. Daniele Jacobs adds the CIO view from Beltuk, and the strongest material stays practical: data quality, risk management, ethics, bias, copyright, and the skills gap all…
A grounded look at how social-profit governance professionalizes without losing coherence.
The piece centers on how social-profit organizations are changing their governance as digitalization, marketing, social expectations, and stricter regulation push them toward more formal decision-making.
A practical look at how social-profit boards are rethinking who belongs around the table.
The episode frames chairmanship in social profit organisations as a role that has to do more than preside over a meeting. Eric Moniquet's account at BWEL gives that shift practical shape through a clearer function profile, a competence matrix, and minimum competencies that reach…
A concrete governance case about renewal, rotation, and the slow work of professionalizing a board.
The episode treats governance transition as a practical matter rather than a theory lesson. It puts limited terms, a more open selection process, and the push for rotation, rejuvenation, and clearer structures at the center, turning them into concrete steps toward more…
A practical look at how social-profit governance becomes clearer through structure, shared knowledge, and tighter decision-making.
This episode treats social-profit governance as something being reshaped by digitalization, marketing, stricter rules, and changing expectations.
A measured discussion of governance renewal, process, and the balance between continuity and change.
This panel treats governance innovation as a practical tension: how boards keep continuity without getting stuck in routine, and how mature organizations take on new methods without losing discipline.
A steady case for stronger sports boards from a senior governance voice.
Pierre-Olivier Beckers comes across as a seasoned sports governance voice, with the discussion anchored in board strength and the practical demands that come with it.
A clear boardroom conversation about cyber risk, governance, and budget.
A board-level cybersecurity conversation, this episode treats digital risk as a governance problem rather than a technical side issue. Around Guberna's three-decade milestone, the live panel feels like a room that is paying attention, and it is strongest when it turns security…
Practical wisdom for better boardrooms.
Stephen Dubner tests bourbon economics, Alzheimer's research, and money advice against hard data.
Daily business news with Kai Ryssdal, tracking Fed policy, oil shocks, and private credit.
Galloway rotates Office Hours Q&A, Raging Moderates politics, and China Decode geopolitics weekly.
Social profit organizations come into focus as a sector under pressure from digitalization, marketing, and shifting social expectations.
During the Festival of Governance at Flagey, Guberna brings together a one-hour panel on the future of the workforce, moderated by Eef Nassens of EY.
AI is framed as a board issue from the opening remarks.
A governance panel at Flagey turns to a familiar tension: how younger generations shape the agenda, and how boards respond.
At the Festival of Governance on 27 November 2025, Guberna hosted a panel on Public Shareholdership in Belgium.
A panel discussion from the Festival of Governance featuring five leading Belgian board members exploring modern governance challenges.
BetterBoards Governance podcast from GUBERNA marks the Festival of Governance on November 27, 2025 with a cybersecurity session tied to GUBERNA’s 30-year milestone in Belgium.
Guberna’s BetterBoards Governance podcast opens the series Governance in Transition with a case study on Basketbal Vlaanderen and its move away from a traditional provincial model.
BetterBoards Governance podcast from GUBERNA focuses on Code Buysse 4, launched in December 2024 for non-bursary-notified companies.
Social profit organizations are facing major changes.
This episode features Brieu Van Damme, CEO of the Koning Boudewijn Foundation, discussing governance transitions in social profit organizations.
The chair has become more of a changemaker.
A panel of governance experts debates whether boards should innovate incrementally or disruptively, sharing practical examples like AI in board minutes, scientific advisory boards, and trend-scanning tools.
A panel of Belgium's leading family business experts discusses governance frameworks for multi-generational enterprises.
Pierre-Olivier Beckers joins for a formal conversation about sport governance.
An interview discussing good governance practices for SMEs, startups, and scale-ups with investment managers and governance experts.
A podcast exploring the intersection of AI and corporate governance, featuring insights from a live event with an AI co-host.
An expert discusses the legal challenges boards face when integrating AI, including regulatory compliance and intellectual property issues.
An expert discusses how boards can practically implement AI in their governance and strategy.
An interview with a startup founder discussing the meaning and importance of governance for SMEs.
Introduction to a series on professional governance for KMOs, featuring interviews with entrepreneurs and experts.
This episode discusses governance professionalization in a family KMO, featuring an interview with the CEO of Out of Use about sustainable IT asset management.
Experts and entrepreneurs discuss the benefits and practical application of professional governance for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Interview with a representative from the King Baudouin Foundation discussing their role in helping people achieve social impact through funds and research.
A podcast summarizing a conference on unlocking resilience through good governance, featuring expert keynotes and discussions.