On Tuesday, November 12, 2013, The CFO RoundTable, along with Boston Women in Finance and The Greater Boston Business Council joined the National Conversation on Board Diversity to present “Inside The Corporate Boardroom: When and How to Serve,” one of a series of multiple programs on 11/12/13 to support gender diversity in U.S. Corporate Boardrooms.
Our panel included:
The Greater Boston Business Council and Beth Kurth, President, Boston Women in Finance, for their support and collaboration with The CFO RoundTable on this program. A very special thanks from all of us to Kristin Todd, Marketing Director, The CFO RoundTable and Boston Women in Finance, for all of her hard work in making this a spectacular program!
For more information about this event, or other programs produced in support of The National Conversation on Board Diversity, please go here. To download the 2020 Women on Boards slidedeck from today’s presentation, please click here.
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