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[New date] Boardroom Series 1920: Alternative Paths to the Board
Date and time
Location
KPMG
8th Floor, Prince's Building, 10 Chater Road, Central Hong KongRefund Policy
Description
**UPDATE** this event has been rescheduled from Nov. 21, 2019 to Jan. 13, 2020 (12:30 - 14:00).
The Alternative Paths to the Board aims to showcase the opportunities that sitting on different types of boards offer as well as challenges and rewards that comes with the position. What does it actually mean to sit on a company’s internal committee, start-up advisory board or chamber board? How to get on one and when?
Join us for group discussions with board directors to learn how to find the right board, build your portfolio and understand the full scope and value of being a board member. You will have the opportunity to network with key Board Directors, Executive Search Firms, Chambers, NGOs and other board-ready and board experienced women leaders.
The Boardroom Series for Women Leaders is a targeted initiative for our Women to Watch which offers a sustainable, impact-focused programme to help us achieve our collective goal of increasing the number of women on boards.
**By Invitation Only**
Limited space available. Please register early to avoid disappointment. All proceeds from the event will go towards TWF research and programmes to develop the pipeline of women leaders in Hong Kong.
Organised by
The 30% Club is a group of key business leaders committed to bringing more women onto Hong Kong corporate boards. We aim to raise awareness among board chairs and business leaders on the benefits of gender diversity, inspire debate, and support initiatives to build the pipeline of women for executive and non-executive roles.
The 30% Club Hong Kong is an outreach arm of The Women's Foundation and its aims are endorsed by the Equal Opportunities Commission and the Women's Commission of Hong Kong.