Show Notes
Knowing yourself could be your make or break, if you want to make an impression at the board table
This pilot episode explores 'value proposition' - what it looks like, how to attract opportunities, why knowing yourself - and understanding your skill set - will make you a strong candidate for a board role, the importance of diversity as Aotearoa New Zealand's demographics evolve, and much more.
This episode features voices from diverse sectors including finance, social purpose and commercial enterprise.
Special thanks to all of the participants in the podcast and to IoD sponsor Marsh.
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