

The Importance of Strong Leadership in Uncertain Times
Globally and locally, the world is experiencing several challenges that have a knock-on effect across most sectors. From political and
Do you want to secure that executive position you’ve always wanted?
Perhaps it’s time to update your CV.
You can start right here with this free template and it’s available for download.
Full Name
Location | Email | Mobile | LinkedIn | Optional: Portfolio / Board Profile
Executive Summary A concise 3–4 line overview that positions you as a commercial, strategic and people-centred leader.
Cover:
Example:
Strategic executive with 15+ years leading multi-disciplinary teams across APAC. Known for lifting performance, driving commercial growth and shaping cultures where people thrive. Proven record in transformation, operational excellence and stakeholder management at board level
Core Leadership Strengths (Select 6–10 that genuinely reflect your executive toolkit.)
Executive Experience (Aim for 4–6 strong achievements. Focus on results, not tasks.)
Most Recent Role – Company, Location, Title, Dates
Scope: Include size of team, budget, region, P&L responsibility, business unit scale.
Key Achievements
Use strong, outcome-focused bullet points. Quantify where possible.
Previous Executive Role – Company, Title, Dates
Scope: Summary of leadership remit.
Key Achievements
Earlier Career Highlights (For senior executives, early roles can be grouped or shortened.)
Board & Advisory Roles (if relevant)
Education & Professional Development
Education & Professional Development
Awards & Recognition (optional but powerful)
Community & Industry Engagement (Shows depth, influence and values.)
Referees
Available on request (or list them only if standard in your industry).
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