Revealed – the latest Australian Board Diversity Data and what it means for you
The latest Australian board diversity data has been released, including changing trends in board director skills and experience.
How much time does a Non-Executive Director role take?
The time commitment should not be overlooked. It involves more than simply attending scheduled meetings.
How to write a Supporting Statement for a Board Application
Share on facebook Facebook Share on linkedin LinkedIn Share on twitter Twitter In my last article, I explain why you should complete a supporting statement to enhance your Board Application.…
What Role do Strong Ties play in the board appointment process?
You might be surprised to learn that Old School Ties are NOT as useful as you think.
Strong Ties are Less Likely to Get you a Board Appointment
People you know and trust, who are connected are not who you should target to get you a board appointment.
Time spent researching online can greatly improve your chances of getting appointed
When done properly, online research will de-risk your appointment and elevate you above the competition.
Why the Chair is the Key to your next Board Appointment
Regardless of how you might be appointed, the Chairperson is key to whether you are appointed or not.
Remuneration of Australian Directors – How much do Board Members get paid?
How much do board members in Australia get paid? Last year, Board Direction participated in a survey by McGuirk Management Consultants that covered data collected from 1546 Australian boards.
Is a Board Appointment in the Not for Profit sector for you?
Have you properly considered the opportunities and value a not for profit board role can offer.
Why would or should you want to join an unpaid board?
Many say that they would only consider a paid board role. For many the reality is that even unpaid board roles offer significant and tangible benefits
Thou shalt do 5 things to gain a commercial board appointment.
Commercial board appointments are appealing for many because they offer an opportunity to build your career and you are likely to be remunerated.
Have you considered a role on a Government Board?
Serving on a government board can give you the opportunity to exercise significant leadership, manage multiple-dollar budgets, and oversee more personnel.
Understanding what types of boards exist will help choose what board is right for you
Each sector (Government; Private and Not for Profit) have different sorts of board opportunities and all of which have different degrees of governance responsibilities risk and rewards.