Member — Organismo di Vigilanza, Public Services
Italy·Public-Interest & Regulated Services·Public-interest services· Milan·Posted 23 September 2026
Applications close 27 October 2026
Public-interest services organisation in Italy
Partner-sourced
Sourced through a partner search firm or the sponsor's own nomination committee, and verified before listing.
The problem this seat exists to solve
This appointment contributes to supervision of a 231/2001 model in a public-service environment. The member should bring practical judgement about how procurement, delegated decisions and service pressures affect the operation of controls.
Work to undertake
Review information flows, selected process evidence and reports of significant exceptions within the body’s mandate. Ask whether staff understand the model’s practical requirements and whether changes in activities have been reflected in it. Identify repeated workarounds that may signal a control design or implementation problem.
Review whether staff can recognise when normal procedures no longer fit a situation and know how to escalate it. Repeated informal workarounds may indicate unrealistic process design, unclear authority or weak supervision rather than a simple training gap. The member should help the body test competing explanations through evidence. Where corrective action is proposed, ask how its operation will be checked and how the body will know whether the same issue has recurred in a different part of the service.
How to participate effectively
Contribute to the work programme, document enquiries and follow up agreed actions. Maintain appropriate confidentiality and distinguish substantiated findings from matters requiring further investigation. Cooperate with audit and other oversight functions without assuming their responsibilities or allowing issues to fall between them.
Qualified candidates
Relevant experience includes compliance supervision, internal audit, investigations, legal risk or public-service controls. Candidates should understand the purpose of an Organismo di Vigilanza and demonstrate independence of judgement, competence and dependable availability. Conflicts and appointment conditions require review against the actual mandate; the role should not be treated as a statutory-auditor appointment by another name.
Evidence for selection
Applicants should discuss a case where formal compliance indicators looked satisfactory but process evidence suggested otherwise. Effective contribution means asking better questions, producing reliable observations and supporting meaningful model improvement while leaving operational implementation with management.
Terms
- Where the board sits
- Milan, Italy
- Applications close
- 27 October 2026
- Appointment
- Supervisory-body appointment
- Time commitment in this market
- Typically 8–12 board meetings a year plus committees; Italian boards meet more often than the European average.
Before you apply — Italy
No nationality or residency test applies to an Italian director. The route in that matters is procedural rather than legal: a place on a slate.
- Residency test
- None.
- Nationality test
- None.
- Work authorisation
- A non-executive director attending board meetings does not require a permit. Executive roles for non-EU nationals do, and are subject to the immigration decree quotas.
- Tenure limit once appointed
- No hard statutory cap. The 2020 Corporate Governance Code treats service exceeding nine years in the previous twelve as a circumstance that compromises independence, requiring the board to assess and disclose.
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