
The Board Member's Mindset Shift: From Executive to Director | Ep. 118
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We’re discussing a critical topic for Aspiring and emerging Board Members: the fundamental mindset shifts from being a high-achieving executive to an effective Board Member. If you're ready to make a real impact at the governance level, this episode is for you.
We explore why the "doing" or operational mindset, so valuable in executive roles, can actually hinder your contribution as a Board Member. And we talk about how the Director Mindset, can help you to shift your focus from day-to-day execution to strategic oversight, long-term sustainability, and robust governance.
In this episode, you'll learn:
- The clear distinctions between executive and Board Member thinking.
- How to cultivate a strategic governance mindset.
- The art of asking insightful questions that drive real value.
- The importance of fiduciary duties and high-level contributions.
- Strategies for effectively letting go of operational control and building trust.
- Practical tips for making this shift, like mastering your Board pack and developing your "Boardroom voice."
Stop dreaming and start leading with confidence. This complete transformation is crucial for impactful board service.
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Links Mentioned in this Episode
Podcast: Asking Better Questions in the Boardroom with master questioner Greg Bustin
Writing Better Board Papers: Julie Garland McLellan
Other Useful Resources
Article: How to Prepare for a Board Meeting
Article: Developing Your Boardroom Presence
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