Begin with the commitment under examination

An introduction is most useful when it explains the business model and the decision the board expects a new member to help examine. Please include the company's ownership context, the proposed capacity, the expected committee work and the likely annual time commitment. I would also need to understand any lending, supplier or other connection with Soraveth before discussing suitability. An initial note should not contain customer account records, borrower documents, personal financial details or confidential board papers. Those materials, if relevant later, require an appropriate process and permission. My current executive responsibilities limit the number of conversations I can pursue, and an enquiry does not imply availability for appointment. I am particularly interested in situations where customer terms, finance and service delivery have become difficult to assess together. A clear description of that problem will help establish whether a further conversation would be useful.