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HOW THE BEST EXECUTIVES NETWORK

Nowadays, just about everyone has hundreds of connections on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.   Yet few are truly well connected. And most executives don’t do it right.

 

So contends Mark Thierer, chief executive of Catamaran Corp., a major pharmacy-benefit manager and among the most disciplined networkers.

 

“Old-fashioned relationship building has been superseded by social media,” he says. â€œPeople do business with people they like. It’s hard to like somebody online.”

 

A well-maintained network can help you flourish today and advance your career tomorrow. (Need proof? Studies show that most job seekers land roles through networking.)  Here’s how top bosses like Mr. Thierer keep their networks fresh and useful...READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE


This Wall Street Journal article by Joann Lublin features Women in the Boardroom CEO & Founder Sheila Ronning. 

 
 
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If you are looking to fill an open corporate board seat, we can help! Not only do we have qualified VIP Member candidates for you to choose from but we do not charge companies for this service.  

 

All you have to do is answer a few simple questions about your opening and we will announce it to the senior-level executive women who make up our VIP Membership.  To let us know about your board opening, click here.

 
 
Sheila Ronning
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Q & A WITH SHEILA RONNING
 
Will serving on a non-profit board help my chances at a corporate board seat? Non-profit boards can help you on your path to the corporate boardroom if:  
 
-It's a large non-profit
-It's a well-run board with good governance
-They're passionate about their mission
-You take a leadership role
-You know what to expect of the time commitment & what you'll give/ get
-There are men at the table
 
What are the responsibilities of a director? The job & responsibilities include:
 
-Hiring, firing & evaluating the CEO
-Approving & overseeing strategy
-Bringing in other directors
-Monitoring & approving audit, governance, compensation & other processes so they comply with all regulations & best practices
-Overseeing financial performance on behalf of the stakeholders (primarily the owners of the company's shares)
 
 
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IN-PERSON & VIRTUAL
 

Virtual Event

'Due Diligence of Board Service' on July 14th with WIB CEO Sheila Ronning & WIB Board Coach Deb Nelms

 

Virtual Event

'What to Do Before Your Board Interview' on September 8th with WIB CEO Sheila Ronning & WIB Board Coach Deb Nelms

 

Washington, D.C. Event

Join our experts for small-table discussions on issues regarding board service during our 'Conversations in the Boardroom' series on September 14th

 

Board Assembly in NYC

VIP Members are invited to the exclusive Board Assembly that includes board experts, experienced corporate board directors & many male nominating chairs

 
 
 
Cindy Fornelli
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SEPTEMBER 14TH WIB EVENT SPEAKER CINDY FORNELLI
 

We are thrilled that Cindy Fornelli, the Executive Director of the Center for Audit Quality, will be joining us as one of the conversation leaders at our September 14th 'Conversations in the Boardroom' series in Washington, D.C. 

 

Cindy has been honored six times as one of the 100 most influential people on corporate governance and in the boardroom by Directorship magazine. Her insights on topics such as communication and engagement with stakeholder groups, and the skill-set needed for compensation committees will be of great value to those attending our event. 

 

To read more about Cindy's background, as well as our other conversation leaders, head to the September 14th event page.

 

Register for the Washington, D.C. 'Conversations in the Boardroom' here

 
 
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