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The Manx branch of the Institute of Directors is hoping more board members in the Isle of Man will get involved with the organisation this year.
The institute provides training, support and advice for those in the top levels of business, but IOD education officer Ann Clayton says many directors still haven't signed up.
She told Jason Roberts the work the institute does is useful and varied:
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