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Brenda Newberry’s View from the Boardroom

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Barbara Faulkenberry’s View from the Boardroom

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Alice Brennan’s View from the Boardroom

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Kelly Skalicky’s View from the Boardroom

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Terence Cryan’s View from the Boardroom

My mindset going into every board meeting, including my first, was to not forget that you represent the shareholders who own the company.

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Howard Brod Brownstein’s View from the Boardroom

Remember to keep “noses in, fingers out” when serving on a board.

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Suzanne Hopgood’s View from the Boardroom

NEVER NEVER NEVER tell someone “I’m looking to serve on a corporate board”.

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Charla Griffy-Brown’s View from the Boardroom

Board service definitely makes me a better business professor, consultant, executive coach, and thought leader.

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Charlotte Sibley’s View from the Boardroom

We’re there to ask questions, assess risk, provide a strategic perspective — but it is management’s job to run the company.

Women in the Boardroom 5/12/19 Women in the Boardroom 5/12/19

Marjorie Kaufman’s View from the Boardroom

I believe that publicly and thoughtfully expressing my views as an actively involved shareholder and making my governance credentials known resulted in effectively raising my profile with both the board and key shareholders.