FINANCIAL TIMES NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS CLUB

Membership benefits

Whether you're an individual looking for your first role, wanting to expand your existing portfolio or providing training for senior executives the Financial Times Non-Executive Directors' Club is your complete resource.

Jobs and profiles

Once joined members receive exclusive access to some of the UK's most sought-after jobs across all sectors through our unrivalled associations with a wide variety of institutions and organizations. Simply create your Executive Profile and upload your CV, then as each new role is posted, if your profile matches the requirements, you'll be sent an e-mail alerting you that a suitable position has just been published. We'll also let you know about confidential searches by employers and recruiters, before they are advertised and others that will never be advertised except to our members.

Events

We have been holding highly successful and heavily-lauded networking events around the UK since 2005, with over 1,500 attendees already having benefited from being in the right place at the right time with the right people. By being a member you will get exclusive access to these premium events, and be able to take advantage of discounted rates for these, and a wide variety of conferences, courses and workshops.

Corporate Governance

An increasingly critical part of being an effective board director is a thorough understanding of the regulatory and governance issues that impact how your business trades. By being a member of the Financial Times Non-Executive Directors' Club you'll get full access to articles, insight, latest news and interviews on your board's responsibilities, what to avoid and where the opportunities are. And by being part of the Financial Times, you can be assured that the quality of content is unsurpassed. Our monthly member newsletter is essential reading for some of the UK's most successful directors, as are the real-life business examples of corporate governance in action and developments from boardrooms around the world through FT.com.