If you are considering serving on a board, you are most likely asking yourself, “What first board seat is right for me?”
There are many variables to consider, and everyone’s pathway to their first and subsequent independent board seats will differ.
The demand for Independent Directors rarely decreases, even in challenging times and economic downturns, including recessions.
Independent board directors are key to good governance and are those board members who have no material connection to the organization.
People are often concerned about how career gaps or issues might impact their prospects when applying for a board seat.
There are many ways to use LinkedIn to get on a board. It can be leveraged to pursue all four pathways to find roles and get appointed.
Your personal and professional networks are a valuable asset, building and nurturing them can unlock board career opportunities.
Typically, there are four ways to get a board seat, some formal and others informal. The most successful one may surprise you.
Seeking a board seat? Complete my Board Appointment Quiz to get some clarity and to identify the hurdles you need to overcome.
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