Why your Board Application should have a Supporting Statement
A supporting statement is a document that addresses the key or essential criteria required for a particular Board Vacancy.
A supporting statement is a document that addresses the key or essential criteria required for a particular Board Vacancy.
An effective board profile can make the difference between being appointed or not even seen for an interview.
Your Board CV should be considerably different from your Executive CV. It is the key to getting past the gatekeepers!
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