Join us for an interactive webinar:
'Appointing New Board Members & Board Inductions'
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Your board appointment and induction process can make or break new directors.
Over 80% of Directors have stated that their Board induction process was either non-existent or “mystifying.”
If you don’t get this right, the Board can be distracted for many years by new Directors who don’t know how to contribute in the most effective way.
In this webinar, you will learn:
- How you can appoint a new director with ease,
- Set up repeatable systems so that you don't have to do it all
- Ensure that they receive vital intel (in the right way and time) to ensure they contribute and speak up from Day 1 (instead of spending 6 - 12 months to just get their head around your organisation!)
- Ensure they rate your induction program as one of the best they have ever experienced
Webinar Details:
Date: Tuesday, June 19, 2018 *
Time: 12:00—1:30pm AEST
Venue: Online, Global Webinar
(Find your time and date here)
Registration: 125 AUD
*Can't Make the Date? Register anyway and you will receive the video replay to view at your leisure after the webinar has taken place.
Jodie Willmer
Jodie Willmer has over fifteen years’ experience in CEO and senior management roles in Not-For-Profit and industry associations sector. Jodie helps Boards and CEO's of Not-for-Profit organisations to be strategic, and achieve their vision, in a vastly changing world. She works with Boards and CEO's to help them devise and define their strategic direction; assisting them to conceive and develop short and long term strategies that achieve organisational agendas and goals.
Jodie has vast experience in facilitating strategy, risk management and governance workshops for the Not-For-Profit sector, community services and health organisations, volunteer led boards, incorporated associations, health, disability and homelessness services, transport, tourism, peak bodies and industry associations.
Jodie was the CEO of Travellers Aid Australia for 8 years and served as a director on the board of the Victorian Council of Social Services (VCOSS) for 6 years and as a member of the Audit, Finance and Risk Committee. She is the inaugural President of Emergency Relief Victoria.
