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Lessons learned in navigating the non-executive director landscape
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FT Board Director Programme Alumni Panel: Real Journeys to the Boardroom
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FT Board Director Programme Alumni Panel: Real Journeys to the Boardroom
Hosted by Stefanie Evennett, Managing Director, FT Board Director Programme Asia
What does it really take to step into the boardroom with confidence? Join us for an inspiring and practical conversation with a panel of alumni from the Financial Times Board Director Programme (BDP), representing a dynamic mix of backgrounds in entrepreneurship, finance, law, and corporate leadership.
Moderated by Stefanie Evennett, Asia Managing Director of the FT Board Director Programme, this session will delve into the real-world experiences of past participants who have used the FT Non-Executive Director Diploma to accelerate their board careers and sharpen their governance capabilities.
What to Expect:
Whether you're actively pursuing board roles or simply exploring the path to non-executive leadership, this event offers a rare, behind-the-scenes view into how the BDP empowers professionals to succeed at the highest level.
Why attend?
About the FT Board Director Programme
The FT Board Director Programme is a globally respected, board-focused learning experience that equips aspiring and current non-executive directors with the insight, skills, and credibility to contribute meaningfully at board level. Delivered with the journalistic excellence of the Financial Times, the programme offers rigorous academic input, peer collaboration, and access to a powerful global network.