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Board seats, interim leadership and advisory — one board.
A director building an international portfolio typically holds a statutory seat in one market, takes an interim seat in another, and advises in a third. Splitting those across three products would hide two-thirds of the options, so they sit here together.
Statutory board seat
346A seat on a statutory board — independent, non-executive or supervisory — with the appointment formalities and the personal duties that go with it.
Interim leadership
456An executive engagement for a defined window: a CFO through a refinancing, a COO through an integration, a CEO alongside a founder. The fastest route onto a foreign board, because it puts you inside the market on the record.
Advisory & consulting
179A scoped advisory engagement — board effectiveness, governance design, shareholder engagement, controls readiness. No office of director, no appointment formalities, no statutory liability.
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Non-Executive Director — Hotel Asset Reinvestment
France·Property & Real Estate
Hospitality and property investment organisation in France
The director will oversee reinvestment and asset performance in hospitality ownership. The seat requires a clear distinction between operating profit, available owner cash and expenditure necessary to preserve the property's earning capacity.
Independent Director — Turnaround Risk and Organisational Capacity
India·Business Services & Diversified
Enterprise turnaround organisation in India
This director will help the board examine the capacity risks within a turnaround plan. Businesses under pressure often commit simultaneously to cost reduction, growth, systems change and leadership renewal. Each action may be reasonable in isolation while the combined programme exceeds the organisation's ability to deliver safely and effectively.
Independent Director for Bank Audit and Financial Reporting
Luxembourg·Banking & Financial Services
Banking and financial services
A financial institution needs deeper scrutiny of reporting judgements and the effectiveness of its assurance functions. The director will strengthen audit committee discussion while ensuring financial, risk and operational information tells a consistent story about the institution’s condition. You will challenge significant financial reporting estimates and their consistency with portfolio and risk information.
Independent Director — Change Delivery and Governance
Netherlands·Business Services & Diversified
Business transformation organisation in Netherlands
The director will bring practical programme and transformation experience to oversight of significant organisational change. The board needs to understand whether management has a credible delivery path, appropriate ownership and the capacity to absorb the proposed changes. This is a genuine director appointment, not a project steering adviser presented as a board member.
Non-Executive Director — Hospitality Operator Governance
Saudi Arabia·Property & Real Estate
Hospitality and property investment organisation in Saudi Arabia
This seat focuses on how hospitality owners select, govern and, where necessary, challenge operating partners. The director must evaluate the relationship through owner returns, service quality and the practical ability to respond to underperformance.
Independent Director — Risk and Governance, Agricultural Finance
Singapore·Banking & Financial Services
Technology-enabled credit organisation in Singapore
The director will oversee risk in agricultural finance delivered through technology-enabled processes. The mandate requires scrutiny of the connection between data quality, credit decisions, transaction evidence and collections.
Independent Director and Audit Committee Chair — Long-Term Obligations
Canada·Mining & Metals
Mining and resources organisation in Canada
The audit chair will oversee financial reporting where long-lived resource assets and future obligations require substantial judgement. The committee must understand how technical assessments, operating plans and financial assumptions combine, and how changes should reach the accounts.
Supervisory Board Member for Digital Product Transformation
Germany·Technology & Digital Platforms
Technology-enabled businesses and digital platforms
A company is moving from project-led technology delivery to a product operating model. The supervisory board needs stronger challenge of engineering investment, organisational readiness and the relationship between digital product development and commercial performance.
Independent Director for Fraud Risk and Speak-Up Oversight
United Kingdom·Business Services & Diversified
Audit and financial reporting organisation in United Kingdom
The director will strengthen a board's oversight of fraud risk, management override and the handling of reported concerns. The appointment requires understanding how incentives, access and organisational pressure can weaken controls, while preserving a fair and evidence-based approach. It carries collective governance duties and is not a mandate to conduct investigations personally.
Independent Director — Control and Risk Committee Chair
Italy·Energy & Utilities
Energy services organisation in Italy
The chair will lead a control and risk committee whose value depends on prioritising material exposure and testing the quality of assurance. The role requires judgement about what deserves deeper examination, what can be delegated and what the board needs to decide.
Independent Director — Audit, Conduct and Controls
United States·Telecommunications & Technology
Non-profit telecommunications and technology organisation
When a conduct or control matter is raised, it should reach the board and be resolved rather than left to fade, and a new Independent Director has 12 months to make that the norm. The seat reports to the Board of Directors of a non-profit working in telecommunications and technology.
Audit and Risk Committee Director — Travel Services
Switzerland·Tourism, Hospitality & Entertainment
Aviation, travel and hospitality organisation in Switzerland
The director will join the board and its audit and risk work with a focus on financial information, liquidity and operational dependencies in travel services. The role must connect transaction risk with the reporting and controls that allow directors to respond. It is intended for a finance leader who can ask precise questions without becoming absorbed in routine management activity.
Non-Executive Director for Financial Control During Growth
France·Business Services & Diversified
Audit and financial reporting organisation in France
The director will bring financial governance experience to a board overseeing expansion in a multinational service enterprise. The seat requires assessing whether finance capability, systems and management information can support increasing volume and complexity. It combines scrutiny of growth plans with the full collective responsibilities of a director.
Non-Executive Director — Technology Resilience and Product Dependency
United States·Technology & Digital Platforms
Deep technology and semiconductors organisation in United States
The director will strengthen board oversight of dependencies that affect the resilience of deep-technology or cybersecurity products. The remit includes critical suppliers, specialist knowledge, update mechanisms and infrastructure on which customer commitments rely. It requires a systemic view of product delivery rather than an inventory of risks considered separately.
Non-Executive Director — Aviation Services Treasury Resilience
Switzerland·Tourism, Hospitality & Entertainment
Aviation, travel and hospitality organisation in Switzerland
Can the business meet service and payment commitments when customer receipts, supplier demands or banking arrangements change unexpectedly? This director will help the board answer that question through independent oversight of liquidity and treasury risk in aviation services. The role is grounded in operating cash flows, not merely the size of reported cash balances.
Independent Director — Audit and Conduct (Agribusiness and Food)
Switzerland·Agribusiness & Food
Multinational subsidiary — agribusiness and food systems organisation
How conduct and control matters reach the board, and whether they are resolved once they arrive, is what an incoming Independent Director will oversee for 12 months at this agribusiness and food company within a multinational group. The seat answers to the Nomination and Governance Committee Chair.
Independent Director — Industrial Technology Channel Strategy
Germany·Technology & Digital Platforms
Industrial technology organisation in Germany
The director will bring independent oversight to the commercial architecture through which industrial technology reaches customers. Distributors, integrators and service partners can extend market access while also creating dependencies that weaken margin, customer insight or accountability. The board needs a clear understanding of those trade-offs before growth commitments are made.
Independent Director — Acquisition Financial Discipline
United Kingdom·Business Services & Diversified
Corporate finance and capital structure organisation in United Kingdom
This board appointment focuses on the financial discipline surrounding acquisitions and their integration. The director will challenge the connection between the strategic case, purchase price, financing structure and the operating work required after completion. The seat is intended to strengthen collective judgement, not to provide management with another deal advocate.
Board Chair — Governance Renewal and Integration (Water and Environment)
Italy·Water & Environmental Services
Mid-cap listed water and environmental services organisation
Accountable to the Board of Directors, the incoming Board Chair of a mid-cap listed water and environmental services company has 12 months to bring board succession into line with the work ahead.
Independent Director — Audit Committee Financial Expert
United States·Healthcare & Life Sciences
Nasdaq-listed mid-cap medical technology company
The company must disclose whether its audit committee includes an audit committee financial expert under SOX s.407, and the committee must be entirely independent under SEC Rule 10A-3. International expansion has also outrun the board's experience of the markets it now sells into.
Non-Executive Director — Investment Concentration and Exit Readiness
United Arab Emirates·Property & Real Estate
Hospitality and property investment organisation in United Arab Emirates
The director will challenge an investment portfolio whose holdings may appear diverse while relying on similar markets, financing or counterparties. The seat combines scrutiny of concentration with the practical readiness to realise value when an exit becomes appropriate.
Independent Director — Travel and Hospitality Revenue Quality
France·Tourism, Hospitality & Entertainment
Aviation, travel and hospitality organisation in France
The director will help the board assess the quality of revenue across travel and hospitality activities. The remit connects pricing, distribution, customer mix and service obligations to realised contribution and cash. It requires financial depth and commercial understanding, with a focus on how management chooses the business it wants to win.
Independent Non-Executive Director — Sustainability & Supply Chain
Malaysia·Agribusiness & Food
Bursa Main Market-listed agribusiness group
Two independent directors reach the twelve-year cumulative cap in the Listing Requirements within the same year, and the board is below the MCCG 2021 expectation of 30% women directors for a large company.
Independent Director — Operational Commitments and Financial Disclosure
Canada·Mining & Metals
Mining and resources organisation in Canada
This director will strengthen board scrutiny of financial implications arising from resource operating plans and material commitments. The role focuses on consistency: statements about investment, production change or long-term obligations should be supported by the financial assumptions and reporting process.
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