Biosecurity Governance
Close the gap between operational readiness and boardroom oversight. Shield your organisation's reputation and ensure commercial resilience under the Biosecurity Act 1993.
Traditional biosecurity management often isolates risk at the operational level—relegating it to a compliance checklist or a border control function.
But when systemic vulnerabilities meet an increasingly volatile global landscape, the boardroom must take ownership. A single incursion doesn't just halt operations; it freezes supply chains, damages stakeholder trust, and threatens market access on a national scale.
Those holding ultimate accountability for risk management, needing to elevate biosecurity from operational reporting to strategic foresight.
Company secretaries and risk committee members tasked with institutionalising robust biosecurity frameworks and ensuring compliance with the Biosecurity Act 1993.
CEOs and C-suite executives responsible for translating board mandates into resilient, unified supply chain operations.
A 5-module executive program to transform boardroom oversight into a strategic advantage.
Directors have a duty of care to ensure their organisation is not knowingly or unknowingly facilitating the spread of unwanted organisms. This course outlines the specific liabilities and provides frameworks to ensure your board is exercising appropriate oversight and due diligence.
Yes, absolutely. The framework is built directly on the New Zealand biosecurity landscape, MPI standards, and the unique regulatory environment of our primary industries.
It is designed exclusively for Board Directors, Chairs, Trustees, and Governance Professionals who hold ultimate accountability for organisational risk, strategic direction, and compliance.
Upon completion, you receive a Biosecurity Risk Management Leadership certificate, validating your capability to lead organisations through complex biosecurity challenges and supply chain risks.
While every effort has been made to ensure the information is accurate, the Biosecurity Business Pledge Steering Group does not accept any responsibility or liability for any error of fact, omission, interpretation or opinion that may be present, nor for the consequences of any decisions based on this information. Any view or opinion expressed does not necessarily represent the view of the Biosecurity Business Pledge Steering Group.
