Why your board network must include weak tie connections
83% of people gain board roles through personal people they see rarely or infrequently. Your board network must include weak ties.
Strong tie connections are unlikely to help you get on a board
Most of us, rightly or wrongly, believe that close personal connections and networks are valuable when wanting to get on a board.
How to build a board network using LinkedIn
LinkedIn is the ideal platform for building a board network, and one that most of you should already be reasonably familiar with.
Is it time to refresh your board network?
An up-to-date and well-nourished board network can truly work wonders for your board and executive careers.
The tools for building board connections
At the core of gaining a board appointment are three things you must be clear about and having the tools to build board connections.
I don’t have the board network to get a NED role
Effective board networking involves building connections and relationships that can help improve your reputation and furnishing introductions.
The 4 keys to building personal connections
When it comes to board appointments, it is not what you know but who you know that counts.
Can old-school ties get you a board appointment?
Approximately 20% of board appointments occur via those who you have a strong connection with – your strong ties.