About this learning event

The upcoming workshop is designed to dig into critical aspects of reporting and communication within central banks, promising an enriching experience for participants. It aims to provide a detailed overview of central bank governance, reporting to the executive board, internal communication practices, comparative analysis, and the development of communication skills. Participants will engage in discussions aimed at understanding the delicate balance between independence, accountability, and responsiveness to economic challenges, setting the stage for comprehensive learning.

The workshop offers a detailed exploration of central bank governance structures, reporting practices, internal communication dynamics, and comparative analysis. Participants will gain insights into crafting effective reports for the executive board, enhancing transparency and accountability within their institutions. They'll also explore strategies for seamless internal communication, identify areas for improvement, and exchange innovative approaches with peers from different central banks.

What Will You Learn

Participants will gain insights into crafting effective reports for the executive board, enhancing transparency and accountability within their institutions. They'll also explore strategies for seamless internal communication, identify areas for improvement, and exchange innovative approaches with peers from different central banks. Furthermore, the workshop will focus on honing communication skills, fostering a culture of active listening, and enabling participants to convey messages clearly and concisely within their organizations. Ultimately, participants will leave equipped with actionable insights to enhance the governance and communication practices within their central banking institutions.

Target audience

We are inviting senior representatives and experts who are more often involved in communication and reporting to the Executive Board, such as from departments of Banking Supervision, Financial Stability, Payment Systems, Internal Audit, Human Resources, Legal, Risk Management, and others. Representatives from the Governors Offices/Board Secretariats are highly encouraged to apply.

Keynote address

• Samo Trtnik, Deputy Director, Governor's Office and Communications, Bank of Slovenia

Faculty

• Victor Lipet, External Expert
  
• Ashraf Khan, Senior Financial Sector Expert, International Monetary Fund
• Primož Marinšek, Head of Internal Audit, Bank of Slovenia
• Mateja Vujeva, Chief Associate/Economist, European Relations Department, Croatian National Bank
• Sanja Mrkić, Director, Human Resources, Central Bank of Montenegro

Partners

This learning initiative was supported by: