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.
65% of people are appointed to a board via a connection. Here are 4 Keys to help you develop professional connections.
Understanding the evaluation process is key to increasing your chances of your board application making the shortlist.
There are some key steps you should follow when responding to an advertised board vacancy. Prepare for a competitive appointment process.
When applying for an independent board seat, it is essential to include a supporting statement, even if it is not required.
The board cover letter is used as the initial basis for shortlisting. This guide will show you how to write a compelling one.
Want to be an independent director? It is important to consider the risks and rewards associated with the role.
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