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Title: CREATING BOARD OPTIONS FOR YOUR FUTURE:


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CREATING BOARD OPTIONS FOR YOUR FUTURE
  • Larry Stybel
  • Board Options, Inc.

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Ideas to ActionIdeas to Action
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MY MISSION
  • Why is It Important for Rotary members to have a
    Board perspective.
  • Creating a Board Strategy
  • Creating a Board Resume
  • Distribution of that Board Resume
  • Managing YOUR Risks.
  • Compensation

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WHY IS A BOARD PERSPECTIVE IMPORTANT?
  • When a Fish Rots
  • What is the CEO Obsessed With?
  • How to gain a CEOs attention.
  • Improving your visibility/network.
  • Interesting.

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400 Years of Board Work
  • Review and approve strategy.
  • Hire and fire the CEO.
  • Review the finances to see how the money is being
    spent.
  • Nose In Fingers Out.

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Your Board Strategy food chain
  • Nonprofits-Small.
  • Nonprofits-Large.
  • Heritage Private Companies.
  • PE Dominated Private Companies.
  • Pre IPO
  • Small Cap Public
  • Mid Cap Public
  • Large Cap Public

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EXERCISE
  • Review the Executive Summaries in the
    boardoptions.com Board of Directors Talent Bank.

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  • http//www.boardoptions.com/

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Board Resume
  • Senior Financial executive with Board experience.
    Industry experience includes software and
    medical instrumentation. Can contribute to
    strategic discussions involving new product
    evaluation, establishing operations outside the
    USA, and MA. Qualified to serve on the Audit
    and Compensation Committee. Well suited for a
    private company seeking to aggressively grow.

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  • 57262 - Executive Director, global merchant bank
    operating in 36 countries. Her responsibilities
    include business development, private equity,
    joint ventures. Strong India contacts. Industry
    experience includes financial services, energy,
    clean tech, carbon financing, office furniture,
    and consumer products. She has worked for global
    leaders such as Coca Cola, Herman Miller. MBA,
    Wharton. B .A. in Economics, Yale. Can contribute
    to Board discussions involving strategic review,
    globalization, MA, and sources of funding.
    Qualified to serve as Chair of an Audit Committee
    as well as serve on Nominating Governance, and
    Compensation. She lives in the New York City
    area. Former Board member of the Simon Wiesenthal
    Center in Europe.

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Exercise
  • Individually decide where you are on the next
    logical run of the board food chain. Write down
    your value proposition.
  • Discuss with each other state your value
    proposition to others .

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How to Create Board Options
  • Articulate your value proposition strategic,
    industry, contacts.
  • Clearly articulate where you are audit/oversight
    vs. advise/counsel
  • Create a Board Resume
  • Define your Board Resume distribution channels

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Board Distribution Channels
  • Partners who know Partners in law firmscorporate
    not tax partners.
  • Other Board members, check out Guidestar.com
    investing business week (name of person)
  • Tax Partners at CPA firms who can refer you to
    audit partners. ?

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Board Distribution Channels
  • Recruiters. ?
  • National Association of Corporate Directors
  • Boardoptions.com
  • Boston Club

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Your Bumper Sticker
  • I only have time to serve on one Board. I want
    to make it a good one.

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Give it Two Years!
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Managing Risks.
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D0 Liability Insurance
  • Get your own insurance agent to give you a second
    opinion about its adequacy.
  • Make sure you are covered for actions taken while
    you are a Board member even if the law suit takes
    place after you have left the Board.
  • Who selects your attorney?

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Reputation Risks
  • Terms protect you.
  • Write your resignation letter and give it to the
    President/Chairman and leave the date blank.
  • Ask for dates of full Board meetings and
    committee meetings up to one year in advance.

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Compensation Issues.
  • Annual Retainer vs. Meeting Fees.
  • Equity .5-1.5.
  • Key negotiation should be on the amount of equity
    and the pay-out of equity.

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Next Steps
  • Review the Board of Director Talent Bank in
    Boardoptions.com. Complete the submit your
    credentials information.
  • Email to lstybel_at_boardoptions.com

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MORE RESOURCES
  • www.boardoptions.com
  • www.nacdonline.org
  • www.directorship.com
  • www.boardroominsider.com

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