Your LinkedIn Profile and the Path to the Boardroom

Richard Dodson RIMS podcast
Richard Dodson

If you’re considering board of director service, check out this podcast interview with our very own Richard Dodson, executive consultant and LinkedIn Practice Lead for Navigate Forward.

Richard’s 30-minute interview with the Risk and Insurance Management Society covers:

  • The importance of professional networking
  • The skillsets boards expect from senior leaders
  • The ways executives can use LinkedIn to procure a board seat

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As Navigate Forward’s resident LinkedIn expert, Richard Dodson provides comprehensive, hands-on LinkedIn training tailored to the needs of senior executives. He also works one-on-one with corporate leaders in transition. Richard is a frequent speaker on career strategy, personal branding, networking, and how to become a thought leader.

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