Taking the Direct Approach to a Board Appointment

By taking the direct approach to a board appointment you can tap into how 15% of all board appointments are made.
Strong ties have value in the Board Appointment process

Strong ties have value in the board appointment process; you should consider what value they offer you.
The 3 board selection criteria that matter most when recruiting board members

Many believe that prior governance experience and executive skills are the most important board selection criteria, but should you be focussing on 3 others?
A discussion on the strategies, tactics and methods for getting a board director role in Australia

We cover everything about getting a board role in Australia including board aspirations, roadblocks, personal connections, leveraging your C-suite experience, skills matrix & board fit, in-demand demand board roles & skills.
I don’t have the networks I need to get on a board, so should I even bother trying to start a board career?

If you don’t have the right networks – Are you wasting your time? Absolutely not.
Common Questions: How to transition from an Executive to a Non-Executive?

If you are a Senior Executive and looking for your first board appointment then, most likely, you have already begun to wonder HOW that transition will take place.
How you should use Search Firms to get a Board Appointment

20% of appointments in Australia are made through recruiters and adverts. You need to know how to make search firms work in your favour.
How to write a Board Profile that Dares them not to Appoint You

An effective board profile can make the difference between being appointed or not even seen for an interview.
Three Desirable Criteria for a Board Candidate

Chairs seek these 3 desirable attributes when looking for new board members. You need to understand what they are and how to leverage them in your favour.
Are not-for-profit (NFP) boards the place to begin?

In some cases, it is the opposite of what you should do. Think carefully about what your next appointment should look like.