Comments on: Top 10 Takeaways - Where are the Women on Corporate Boards? http://www.msceoshow.com/top-10-takeaways-where-are-the-women-on-corporate-boards/2009/08/25/ Tue, 07 Sep 2010 14:58:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Susan Colantuono http://www.msceoshow.com/top-10-takeaways-where-are-the-women-on-corporate-boards/2009/08/25/#comment-4775 Susan Colantuono Thu, 27 Aug 2009 11:41:59 +0000 http://www.msceoshow.com/?p=697#comment-4775 Wonderful show Felicia. I was delighted to join you and your other panelists. You’re a highly skilled interviewer and served up an excellent overview on the topic of women and corporate boards. Other resources your listeners will find useful include: ION (of which Wendy’s Forum for Women Entrepreneurs and Executives is a member). Many of the members like FWEE and The Boston Club here in the Northeast not only conduct and publicize research on women on boards, but also provide services to companies/recruiters seeking women and to women who want to serve on boards. Learn more here: http://www.ionwomen.org/who.htm New Directions offers a comprehensive program for men and women in the Boston area who want to join corporate boards. Ask to speak with Carol Malysz (and say Susan C sent you!). 617-523-7775 Susan Stautberg and Carolyn Chin offer an open-enrollment OnBoard Bootcamp for men and women: http://www.onboardbootcamps.com/ And we at Leading Women offer a unique, invitation-only program designed to prepare women to serve on boards. You can learn more here: http://www.LeadingWomen.biz/WOB Contact me to explore your readiness for our program. Susan.Colantuono at LeadingWomen.biz I also recommend the book, Building Better Boards by David Nadler and Bev Behan Lead ON! Susan Susan Colantuono is the CEO and Founder of Leading Women and the author of No Ceiling, No Walls: What women haven’t been told about leadership from career-start to the corporate boardroom. (Dec, 2009) Wonderful show Felicia. I was delighted to join you and your other panelists. You’re a highly skilled interviewer and served up an excellent overview on the topic of women and corporate boards.

Other resources your listeners will find useful include:

ION (of which Wendy’s Forum for Women Entrepreneurs and Executives is a member). Many of the members like FWEE and The Boston Club here in the Northeast not only conduct and publicize research on women on boards, but also provide services to companies/recruiters seeking women and to women who want to serve on boards. Learn more here:
http://www.ionwomen.org/who.htm

New Directions offers a comprehensive program for men and women in the Boston area who want to join corporate boards. Ask to speak with Carol Malysz (and say Susan C sent you!). 617-523-7775

Susan Stautberg and Carolyn Chin offer an open-enrollment OnBoard Bootcamp for men and women: http://www.onboardbootcamps.com/

And we at Leading Women offer a unique, invitation-only program designed to prepare women to serve on boards. You can learn more here:
http://www.LeadingWomen.biz/WOB
Contact me to explore your readiness for our program. Susan.Colantuono at LeadingWomen.biz

I also recommend the book, Building Better Boards by David Nadler and Bev Behan

Lead ON!
Susan

Susan Colantuono is the CEO and Founder of Leading Women and the author of No Ceiling, No Walls: What women haven’t been told about leadership from career-start to the corporate boardroom. (Dec, 2009)

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