Advisory & Transformation
Corporate Governance
Governance that improves decisions, accountability and assurance—not governance that exists only as documents.
Problems we solve
Where we add value
Accountability
Decision rights are ambiguous
Clarify authority, delegations, committee roles and escalation.
Assurance
Risk and compliance are fragmented
Connect policy, risk, compliance, controls and reporting into one coherent system.
Governance operations
Meetings generate activity without control
Improve agendas, papers, decisions, actions, registers and evidence.
Capability
What we do
- Board and committee governance
- Delegations and authorities
- Governance frameworks
- Policy architecture and registers
- Risk and compliance systems
- Decision and action registers
- Meeting and reporting architecture
- Governance reviews and remediation
- Terms of reference and charters
- Governance operating calendars
Outcomes
What good looks like
Accountability
People understand who decides, who advises, who executes and who provides assurance.
Evidence
Decisions, actions, risks and obligations are traceable and reviewable.
Control
Governance effort is focused on material decisions and risks rather than unnecessary bureaucracy.
Control 21 delivery model
Discover → Diagnose → Design → Deliver → Operate → Optimise
Discover
Clarify the problem, desired outcomes, stakeholders and constraints.
Diagnose
Assess current capability, evidence, risks, dependencies and opportunities.
Design
Define the target state, roadmap, governance and commercial approach.
Deliver
Implement the agreed change, technology or operating capability.
Operate
Support, monitor and manage the solution where ongoing operation adds value.
Optimise
Measure performance, realise benefits and continuously improve.
Representative engagement patterns
How the capability can be applied
Example
Committee architecture
Redesign overlapping committees, terms of reference and reporting relationships.
Example
Delegations reset
Develop a practical authority framework and decision register after growth or restructure.
Example
Policy system
Create a controlled policy suite with ownership, review cycles, registers and implementation accountabilities.
Examples are illustrative engagement patterns and are not presented as client testimonials or claims.
Connected capability
Bring in what the outcome requires
Connected practice
AI & AVA
Add governed AI, automation or AVA where it improves the outcome.
Connected practice
Change & Project Management
Mobilise implementation, adoption and benefits.
Connected practice
Control 21 Edge
Operate and support technology after implementation.
FAQ
Common questions
Is this legal advice?
No. Control 21 can design governance systems and operating frameworks, while legal advice should be obtained from appropriately qualified legal advisers where required.
Can you review an existing governance framework?
Yes. A review can assess both formal documents and how governance actually operates in practice.
Do you support boards as well as management?
Yes, subject to scope and independence requirements.
Next step
What should your organisation do next?
Describe the problem to AVA or speak directly with Control 21 about a scoped engagement.
