Advisory Board Essentials – The What, Why and How?
Overview
Gain insights, practical information to establish & manage advisory boards & opportunities for the professional services sector.
Gain insights into why advisory boards are the new trend in professional services today. See the trends from the current 2023 – 2025 State of the Market Report outlining the market forces behind the rise of this rapidly evolving sector and how businesses are using them in the next generation of governance:
- What are advisory boards are and common models
- Understanding best practice and he benefits to your, or your client’s, business,
- Case study impact analysis – where advisory boards are adding value and where they fail
- Understanding global trends in the the significant growth of advisory boards
- How professionasl become an effective advisory board members
This is an opportunity to explore the key findings from the current 2023 – 2025 State of the Market Report through a practical discussion, learn more about the opportunities for the sector and connect directly to the leading authority, Louise Broekman.
Learning Outcomes:
Attendees will:
- Gain insight into common models of advisory boards
- Learn how advisory boards are established
- Learn about case study evidence about the impact advisory boards have
- Learn how to self evaluate professional skills for advisory boards
Suited to:
Professional services providers, Partners, Business Owners and CEOs
This On Demand Includes:
- Recording of the Live Webinar, which can be viewed multiple times
- PowerPoint Presentation
- Verbatim Transcript, with Searchability
- Supporting Documentation
- CPD Quiz
- CPD Certificate
Course syllabus
3 lessons
- Video – Advisory Board Essentials – The What, Why and How?Video
- Feedback Survey 2024Survey
- Knowledge QuizTest
Your presenter
Louise BroekmanAdvisory Board Centre
, Founder, Head of Faculty, Advisory Board Centre.
Louise is an award-winning entrepreneur, researcher, business advisor and founder of the professional body for the advisory board sector, with industry and government recognition for her contribution to the business sector.
Louise has the unique advantage of having been on both sides of the table; in the shoes of a founder and that of a chair of multiple Advisory Boards. Louise, recognised first-hand how a well-run Advisory Board can positively impact CEOs and the business at large. Upon exiting her multinational business, Louise led international research and served as chair for commercial Advisory Boards. As founder of the Advisory Board Centre, operating in over 27 countries, Louise also leads the Global Research Council, the education Faculty and is an in-demand speaker, regularly called upon as the leading voice for Advisory Boards globally.