Good morning! Before jumping into the second half of our guide to board presentations, I want to bring your attention to some of Fortune’s stellar reporting on the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. Jump down to In Brief for more.
So you’re going to present to the board. That means you're “kind of a big deal,” as we reported in part one of this guide. Your CEO may want the board to become familiar with you as a high-potential employee, and engaging with the board may be your stepping stone to a board seat.
Last week’s newsletter discussed the prep work before a board presentation. Now we’re looking at what happens once you’re in the room.
