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1 Getting Legends on Company Boards

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Getting Legends on Company Boards

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CREATING /EXPANDING BOARD OPTIONS

Larry [email protected]

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Ideas to Action:

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MY MISSION:

• Get Board Perspective• a Board Strategy for your career.• a Board Resume• Distribution of that Board Resume• Managing YOUR Risks.• Compensation

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I WANT TO BE ON A PUBLIC COMPANY BOARD

• WALL STREET JOURNAL, March, 2016 study of proxies of 500 largest U.S. companies filed on October, 2015.

• Market cap for most ranges betwetween 20-200 Billion.

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I WANT TO BE ON A PUBLIC COMPANY BOARD.

• 4300 independent Board members in S&P 500: pay climbed 50% between 2006-2014. (WSJ, “Directors’ Pay Ratchets Higher,” February 24, 2016, B1).

• Five Hours per week.• Regeneron Pharma $1.77 Million.• Berkshire Hathaway $2.700.00

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COMPENSATION

• MOST RECEIVED $229k-$295k.

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AGE

• Most Board Members are between 60-69.5

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2012 S&P500 Boards

• 5.5% African American Men.• 1.9% African American Women.

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Boards: Pawns or Potentates?

• Hire and Fire the CEO.• Check to insure that management is

spending money in stakeholder interests.• Audit & Oversight of CEO Power.• Advise and Counsel to the CEO.• Use your network to “open doors.”

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THE BOARD FOOD CHAIN

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Your Board Strategy: food chain

• Nonprofits-Small.• Nonprofits-Large.• Heritage Private Companies.• PE Dominated Private Companies.• Pre IPO• Small Cap Public• Mid Cap Public• Large Cap Public

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EXERCISE

Write down where you are TODAY on the board food chain and what is the most logical next step for you?

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Write Down Your Answers:

• Have you been CEO or had P&L Responsibility?

• What industries do you know well?• How can you contribute to full Board

discussions?

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Write Down Your Answers:

• REVIEW and approve strategy.• Make sure that the money is being spent

consistent with the interests of stakeholders.• Review CEOs performance; fire; hire.

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Write Down Your Answers:

• What’s your value to an Audit Committee?• What’s your value to a Compensation &

Succession Committee?• What’s your value to Nominating &

Governance Committee?

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Write Down Your Answers

• How comfortable are you with “nose in fingers out?”

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You are Ready to Fill Out Our Questionnaire.

• http://boardoptions.com/signup_bod_talent_bank.php

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For Inspiration Go To Our Board Talent Bank.

• http://boardoptions.com/bod.php

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DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS FOR YOUR BOARD RESUME.

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Board Distribution Channels

• Partners who know Partners in law firms—corporate not tax partners.

• Other Board members, check out investing business week (name of person)

• Tax Partners at CPA firms who can refer you to audit partners.

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Board Distribution Channels

• Recruiters. Check out Bluesteps.com• National Association of Corporate Directors• Boardoptions.com• Executive Leadership Council. www.elcinfo.com

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Your Bumper Sticker

• I only have time to serve on one Board. I want to make it a good one.

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Managing Risks.

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D&0 Liability Insurance

• Get your own insurance agent to give you a second opinion about its adequacy.

• Make sure you are covered for actions taken while you are a Board member even if the law suit takes place after you have left the Board.

• Who selects your attorney in the event of lawsuit?

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YOU MIGHT NOT NEED D&O INSURANCE.

• Board of Advisors vs. Board of Directors.

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Reputation Risks

• Term limits protect you. Ask for them.• Write your resignation letter and give it to

the President/Chairman and leave the date blank.

• Ask for dates of full Board meetings and committee meetings up to one year in advance.

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Next Steps

• Review the Board of Director Talent Bank in Boardoptions.com. Complete the “submit your credentials” information.

• Email to [email protected]

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MORE RESOURCES

www.boardoptions.comwww.nacdonline.org

www.directorship.comwww.boardroominsider.com

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Larry [email protected]

www.boardoptions.com

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