The Batch 5 of the Finance for Directors Program was successfully wrapped up as 4-half days online Program on 19 – 20 and 26 – 27 September 2026.

MIoD would like to express its gratitude to all attendees, mostly directors, board members, and senior management of Myanmar companies contributed to the interactive discussions and group case studies.

A huge thank you to all our incredible Faculty members; Daw Thuzar Win, Daw Kim Chawsu and Daw Thin Thin Myat and special Guest speaker; Daw Tin Tin Nyo.

🎊 Congratulations 🎊 to all attendees who have received their certificates in recognition of the contributions made to the Finance for Directors Program.

On 9 May 2026, we successfully conducted Batch 1 of the “Building Great Businesses That Last” program at Inya Lake Hotel.

Designed for founders, business owners, and next-generation leaders, this one-day program focused on how businesses can scale sustainably through stronger governance, financial discipline, organisational capability, competitiveness, and continuity.

Through practical case studies, interactive discussions, and action planning sessions, participants explored the 4Cs framework of enduring businesses — Capital, Capability, Competitiveness, and Continuity — with Governance at the core.

Our sincere thanks to our dedicated faculties — Daw Khine Wai Thwe, Dr. Aye Aye Mar, and Daw Nandar Thaung — for their valuable insights and guidance throughout the program.

Congratulations to all Batch 1 participants for your active engagement and commitment to building resilient and sustainable organisations.

The Batch 18 Director Certification Program (DCP) successfully concluded with a four-day, in-person weekend program held on 21 – 22 and 28 – 29 March 2026 at Meliá Yangon.

A huge thank you to all our incredible faculty members and invited speakers: Dr. Thaung Han, Daw Win Win Tint, Daw Thuzar Win, Daw Kim Chawsu, Dr. Tun Thura Thet, Daw Thin Thin Myat, U Myo Min, Daw Min Min Ayer Naing, Mr. Nicolas Delange, U Thet Htun Oo and Daw Khine Wai Thwe.

🎊 Congratulations 🎊 to all Certified Directors—comprised mostly of directors, board members, and senior management of Myanmar companies—who have completed the Director Certification Program.

We sincerely hope that the topics discussed throughout the program, as well as the interaction with your fellow DCP18 cohort participants, have enhanced your appreciation and understanding of corporate governance, particularly your role as board directors.

It is our earnest wish that the knowledge and tools you gained from the program will support your growth as senior leaders and board directors, and help you strengthen and improve your organisations.

Wrapping up Batch 8 of the Board/Company Secretary Program on 17 and 18 January 2026

A huge thank you to all our incredible faculties and invited speakers Daw Khine Khine Nwe, Daw Min Min Ayer Naing, U Myo Min, Daw Khine Wai Thwe and Daw Nandar Thaung.

🎊Congratulations🎊 to all attendees who have completed the Board/Company Secretary Program.

We hope you were able to learn the core responsibilities of a Company Secretary/Governance Professional, the legal and regulatory components of Statutory Compliance in Myanmar for different types of company, External reporting, Meeting Management; including types of meetings, conflicts of interest, minutes, and timelines, Director Duties and Basic Corporate Governance; including governance codes and approaches at international and Myanmar level.

The Batch 19 Director Certification Program (DCP) successfully concluded with a four-day, in-person weekend program held on 8 – 9 and 15 – 16 August 2026 at Novotel Yangon Max.

A huge thank you to all our incredible faculty members and invited speakers: Dr. Thaung Han, Daw Win Win Tint, Daw Thuzar Win, Daw Kim Chawsu, Dr. Tun Thura Thet, U Myint Zaw, Daw Thin Thin Myat, U Myo Min, Daw Min Min Ayer Naing, Mr. Nicolas Delange, U Thet Htun Oo and Daw Khine Wai Thwe.

🎊 Congratulations 🎊 to all Certified Directors—comprised mostly of directors, board members, and senior management of Myanmar companies—who have completed the Director Certification Program.

We sincerely hope that the topics discussed throughout the program, as well as the interaction with your fellow DCP19 cohort participants, have enhanced your appreciation and understanding of corporate governance, particularly your role as board directors.

đź“… 30 September 2026, Wednesday

🕛 8:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. (Myanmar Time)

📍 ICDM Office & Zoom Platform (Hybrid)

 

*Complimentary Registration

➡️ Virtual Registration Link: https://form.evenesis.com/event15905/Virtual

 

Across ASEAN, businesses are adapting to a world of persistent uncertainty — one shaped by shifting geopolitics, economic volatility, accelerating technology and AI, sustainability pressures and changing stakeholder expectations. But are boards evolving at the same pace as the businesses they govern?

This is the question at the heart of the 2026/2027 ASEAN Board Trends Report.

The latest findings point to an ASEAN boardroom in transition. Priorities are shifting. Expectations of directors are rising. The boundaries between oversight, strategy, risk and transformation are becoming increasingly blurred. And while boards are seeing the changes ahead, the real test is whether their capabilities, composition and ways of working are keeping pace.

Future-readiness is becoming the new test of board effectiveness.

Join fellow board directors, governance leaders and Institute of Directors representative from across ASEAN for the launch of the Report and a candid regional conversation on what is changing inside the boardroom – and what it means for those leading from it.

We will explore the signals emerging from ASEAN boards, where Board and Management perspectives converge — and where they do not — and the questions directors should be asking now about technology and AI, sustainability, business transformation, board capability and the future of governance.

Come benchmark your boardroom against the region — and ask the question that matters: are we future-ready, or are we falling behind?