Pathway to Board Positions
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Short Course
Overview
How do you find a board role? The aim of this practical workshop is to provide useful information about director recruitment and appointment, how to position yourself and find board positions and doing your due diligence on potential boards. You will leave this workshop with tips and practical information to help you find your first or next board role to start your governance career.
Content:
- Why become a director and understanding your director potential
- Governance CVs
- Where to look and how to find board roles - websites, recruiters and nomination services
- Interviews and the selection process
- Useful tips and guidance for building a network of connections
- Building an effective digital presence
Who should attend?
- New and aspiring directors
- Executives looking for career transition to governance
Presenter
Katy Anquetil
Katy is a recruitment executive recruitment thought leader with over 20 years' experience in the industry. Her role as Director-Wellington, is focused on partnering with clients in public and private sectors to appoint key talent. She also works with firms that require broader HR needs including training, leadership coaching, succession planning, capability development and organisational reviews.
Her work in the education sector includes governance appointments, executive leadership as well as broader consultancy delivery.
Prior to working for Sheffield, Katy was the Director of Operations for Manpower Group, designing and delivering workforce solutions for a variety of clients globally. Katy also possesses significant international experience, having worked in leadership roles for some iconic firms such as Amazon, Expedia, and Microsoft.
Pricing
Members $300.00 (GST incl.)
Non-members $350.00 (GST incl.)
Venue
This workshop is delivered online via Zoom.
CPD
Governance New Zealand confirms this event qualifies for 3 CPD structured credits.
Refund Policy: No refunds can be issued in respect of cancellations received within 48 hours of the event occurring.