Actuarial careers can be personally rewarding, in multiple ways. If you also want to:
- Build career and leadership skills while learning from others
- Serve your community and make a difference
- Stand out and get ahead
- Explore a portfolio career
please join us for this webinar with Fiona Hathorn, CEO of WB NexGen Directors.
Fiona will share some of the latest thinking to help increase your chances of winning 'stretch' promotions. She'll explore why adding a board or committee appointment to your CV is an excellent way to draw attention to, and validate, your capabilities.
Individuals who join boards, even of very small organisations, are able to use their experience and skills to influence an organisation. At the same time, they gain:
- Exposure to governance
- Access to a wide range of other issues
- A broader outlook and business network
- Satisfaction from helping the company through community outreach and engagement.
Fiona will outline the top seven reasons why being a director will benefit your career and will also explore your questions.
About Fiona Hathorn
Fiona is an expert in the areas of governance, regulation and talent management and has sat on both marketing and audit and finance committees. Her professional background was as an equity analyst and angel investor, and Head of Desk for Emerging Markets and Global Equities.
Fiona also advises a number of different boards and organisations, including as an Advisory Panel Member for the Financial Reporting Council and an Advisory Board Member to Spktral (a technology company that helps organisations simplify the gender pay gap reporting process). She is also a judge for the Non-Executive Director Awards, sponsored by The Sunday Times.
Chaired by
Bradley Shearer, actuary, CFA, is a member of the IFoA's Finance and Investment Board. He founded Protagion Active Career Management to support professionals, such as actuaries globally, to achieve their career goals, including through professional mentoring and coaching.
Event organiser
Contact Niki Park for more information.
020 7632 2152