This webcast is designed for senior leaders who are looking to advance, such as Vice Presidents, Provosts, Deans, Directors, Assistant/Associate Directors, and Department Chairs. Whether you’re already seeking promotion or are looking to start the process, we’ll offer an approach to surround yourself with people who will fuel your success.

1. Why Create a Personal Board of Directors? – Learn about the role of the personal Board of Directors and how the individuals on your board are key to achieving your career aspirations.
2. How to Get Started in Creating Your Board – Find out how to identify and align your career goals with the right members to serve on your board. Learn how to identify the right board members, make the ask, and set expectations.
3. Engaging with Your Personal Board of Directors – Find out how to productively engage with your board once it’s formed. Learn what role you have in managing your personal board and how to set agenda topics that maximize your growth, skill development, and visibility.

This webcast comes with the following activities to help you create your personal Board of Directors:

Activity 1: Personal SWOT Analysis – This worksheet will help you identify your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats as it relates to your career advancement, so that you can understand how your personal Board of Directors can best serve you.

Activity 2: Sponsor and Protégé Qualifications – This worksheet provides the required qualifications to help you identify potential sponsors to sit on your personal Board of Directors.

Activity 3: Personal Board of Directors Organizational Chart – This worksheet will help you document 4 categories of people who should be sitting on your personal Board of Directors.

Activity 4: Goal Setting and Milestones – This worksheet will help you define and monitor both short-term and long-term goals that will help you manage your personal Board of Directors.

“Outstanding and inspirational information shared today – Julie was an excellent presenter.”

“Excellent presentation. Informative and thought provoking.”