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How to interact with the board

 

Presenting before the board can be intimidating, but it’s an important skill members of senior management need to be heard and effective. You likely have only a handful of opportunities to come before the board each year, so your pre-read materials, presentation style and overall executive presence will impact their view of both you personally, and of the function you lead. 

PwC’s thought leadership on executive coaching uses feedback we've received from boards to help members of senior management understand the greatest challenges to effective boardroom interaction and how to address them.

 

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