Three women non-executive directors share their tips for anyone aspiring to join the boardroom.
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Value innovation is the cornerstone of new market creation.
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Claire Harbour-Lyell
Claire is passionate about talent development, culture, and creating a better future for all…
A multicultural background plus an early career in Asia helped to develop her sensitivity to talent and culture, and everything she has done since is linked to people. From headhunting, through cross-cultural training, to coaching, she helps people and organisations to capture their gifts, and to create their own success.
Claire writes regularly on talent, publishing articles and books, as well as a monthly magazine. Her book, “Disrupt Your Career”, with co-author Antoine Tirard, is due out in October.
She has a degree from Cambridge and an MBA from INSEAD, and welcomes the opportunity to use her eight languages for projects, coaching and speaking engagements worldwide.
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