Take on Board
Micaela Drieberg on the benefits and pitfalls of using local council governance roles in a board bound strategy
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Today, I'm speaking to Micaela Drieberg about how being on a local council compares to being on a board.
Micaela is currently a board member for South Eastern Melbourne Primary Health Network and Connect Health & Community and has previously chaired the Board of Governance for Women’s Health East. She has over 20 years of experience in public health, education and community engagement, and has previously served as mayor and a ministerial adviser. In addition to this role, she is also a teaching associate and course advisor for Monash University.
Micaela is particularly passionate about how our gender and where we live, work and play can influence our lives.
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Micaela Drieberg on LinkedIn.
Resources mentioned:
Book: Get Elected, by Ruth McGowan
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Podcast episode 118: Sandie de Wolf runs through a case study on what works when mentoring
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