Getting your board 'on board'.

• Author: Philo-Cook, Lori

9. You should always take advantage of opportunities to present verbal reports to directors because:

   1. You can help influence future directors' decisions.

   2. Verbal reports have more impact and are easier to understand.

   3. A written report is less likely to be read.

   4. A verbal report is more memorable.

10. A verbal presentation to directors should be all of the following EXCEPT for:

    1. Brief.

    2. Professional.

    3. Lively.

    4. Highly detailed.