Boards no longer look like they used to. The cultural makeup of boards is changing to reflect the societal shift that is happening around us. But what does that look like for people of colour who are suddenly given the role to speak on behalf of all ethnic communities? Where do those who identify as disabled or gender fluid fit on boards, and what does it mean to have a voice and push for change in the face of adversity? You’ll hear all this and more…

Presenters: Kirsten Patterson and Sonia Yee

Producer: Sonia Yee

Sound engineer: Marc Chesterman

People: Dr Jim McAloon, Rhiannon McKinnon, Dr Michael Fraser, Dr Duncan Webb, Vanisa Dhiru,Kauri Tearaura, Paula Browning, Minnie Baragwanath, Jo Cribb

Boards no longer look like they used to. The cultural makeup of boards is changing to reflect the societal shift that is happening around us. But what does that look like for people of colour who are suddenly given the role to speak on behalf of all ethnic communities? Where do those who identify as disabled or gender fluid fit on boards, and what does it mean to have a voice and push for change in the face of adversity? You’ll hear all this and more…
Presenters: Kirsten Patterson and Sonia Yee
Producer: Sonia Yee
Sound engineer: Marc Chesterman
People: Dr Jim McAloon, Rhiannon McKinnon, Dr Michael Fraser, Dr Duncan Webb, Vanisa Dhiru,Kauri Tearaura, Paula Browning, Minnie Baragwanath, Jo Cribb

Across the Board is a 7-part documentary podcast series that goes beyond the old perceptions of men in suits sitting around boardroom tables to investigate why good governance is essential in our everyday lives, why it matters now more than ever, and most importantly, why we should care. The series covers everything from workplace culture to how to get a seat at the table, technology, board diversity, technology and more with stories and experiences shared by high profile directors across a range of industries.  

Across the Board is a 7-part documentary podcast series that goes beyond the old perceptions of men in suits sitting around boardroom tables to investigate why good governance is essential in our everyday lives, why it matters now more than ever, and most importantly, why we should care. The series covers everything from workplace culture to how to get a seat at the table, technology, board diversity, technology and more with stories and experiences shared by high profile directors across a range of industries.

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