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Mandates in Kenya.
A director building an international portfolio typically holds a statutory seat in one market, takes an interim mandate 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
21A seat on a statutory board — independent, non-executive or supervisory — with the appointment formalities and the personal duties that go with it.
Interim leadership
6An 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
5A 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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How to read these briefs
Every card states its provenance. A retained mandate is a search Gladwin has been engaged to run. Actively sourcing means a demand profile the Exchange is sourcing against, with the sponsor not yet confirmed on this board — we say so rather than implying a signed mandate. Organisations shown as descriptions are archetypes, never masked real names.
Nothing matches that combination today.
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Outside Director — Audit Committee, Separate Election
South Korea·Semiconductors & Electronics
KOSPI-listed electronics group above the KRW 2 trillion asset threshold
An outside director reaches the six-year cap under the Enforcement Decree, and the seat falling vacant is the separately elected audit-committee seat — where the largest shareholder's voting power is restricted, so the appointment turns on institutional support rather than on the founding family.
Board Member — Technology & Capital Allocation
Sweden·Industrial & Precision Manufacturing
Nasdaq Stockholm large-cap industrial group
The nomination committee — constituted by the four largest owners — has identified capital allocation and digital operating models as the board's two thinnest areas, and is preparing its proposal for the annual general meeting.
Administrateur indépendant — Audit Committee
France·Industrial Manufacturing
SBF 120-listed industrial group
Two directors reach the AFEP-MEDEF twelve-year independence limit in the same year, and the 40% gender arithmetic under the Copé-Zimmermann law constrains the order in which they can be replaced — an appointment that breaches it is void.
Independent Director — Novo Mercado Migration
Brazil·Agribusiness & Food
B3-listed agribusiness group migrating to Novo Mercado
The company is migrating to Novo Mercado and must assemble a board with at least two independent directors or twenty per cent, whichever is greater, separate the chair and chief executive, and stand up an audit committee — on the timetable the migration sets.
Independent Director — Minority Slate
Italy·Banking & Financial Services
FTSE MIB-listed banking group
The institutional-investor slate is being assembled ahead of the board's renewal. Article 147-ter of the TUF guarantees at least one seat to the minority list, and the slate needs a candidate with prudential regulatory standing rather than a name known to the controlling shareholders.
External Director — Accounting & Financial Expertise
Israel·Cyber Security & Software
TASE-listed cyber-security company, not relying on dual-listing relief
An external director's second three-year term ends at the next general meeting. The Companies Law requires at least one external director with accounting and financial expertise, and that director must staff and may chair the audit committee.
Two sides of the same board
Whichever side of the table you sit on, it starts the same way.
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