• A Seat at the Table: How to Strategically Join Corporate Boards

  • Nov 14 2024
  • Length: 55 mins
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A Seat at the Table: How to Strategically Join Corporate Boards

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  • In this episode of The NEXT BIG THING with Keith D. Terry. We sit down with Rod Cotton, Corporate Board Member and former Senior Vice President of Roche, for an insightful discussion on leadership and the power of having a seat at the decision-making table. With vast experience in biotech and tech-driven healthcare companies, Rod brings invaluable insights from his roles on the boards of Castle Biosciences, Eisai Pharmaceuticals, Moleculera Biosciences, and Orchard Software. Recognized by Savoy Magazine as one of the Most Influential Black Executives, Rod’s journey and expertise in strategy, talent acquisition, and product launches offer inspiration for aspiring leaders. Don’t miss this enlightening conversation!

    Join us on YouTube @keithdterry for more powerful stories and actionable insights from industry trailblazers.

    Hashtags: #Leadership #BoardroomInsights #RodCotton #KeithDTerry #TheNextBigThingPodcast #CorporateLeadership #HealthcareInnovation #BiotechLeadership #ExecutiveInsights #CareerInspiration

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