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Master of Laws in Enterprise Governance (LLMEG)
Effective enterprise governance is no longer just about compliance – it’s about making sound, confident decisions in complex and uncertain environments. Today’s organisations need leaders who can challenge thinking, navigate ambiguity and contribute meaningfully at the board and executive level.
Bond University’s Master of Laws in Enterprise Governance (LLMEG) is designed to build that capability. Developed for both law and non-law graduates, the program equips you with the critical thinking, judgment and strategic perspective needed to influence outcomes where it matters most.
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Professor Nick James
Executive Dean, Faculty of Law
Professor Nick James is an award-winning academic and former commercial lawyer who is passionate about the role of law in a rapidly evolving world. His expertise includes company law, legal theory and legal education, focusing on how emerging technologies like artificial intelligence are reshaping corporate governance and professional services.
Associate Professor Annette Greenhow
LLMEG Academic Program Lead
Associate Professor Annette Greenhow brings over 25 years of legal experience as a Queensland-admitted solicitor, academic and Arbitrator on the National Sports Tribunal. Her work combines practical insight with expertise in governance, regulation and accountability, focusing on decision-making within complex organisation
Paul Smith
Senior Teaching Fellow, Faculty of Law
Known as the "Board Futurist", Paul is a globally recognised thought leader in corporate governance and the founder of Future Directors. His work helps boards adapt to rapidly changing environments, focusing on technology and artificial intelligence to shape future-ready decision-making.