NEDhunter - Selecting an Independent Non-executive Director

Authored by Peter Waine, Board Mentor, Criticaleye

The road to becoming a valuable non-executive director is paved with transferable skills. NEDs must demonstrate the right chemistry as well as the right experience, which will enable them to be effective exponents of their amassed knowledge.

In this article, Peter Waine explains how and what a headhunter looks for in a NED, supported by comments from Sir Brian Bender, Robert Drummond, Leslie Van de Walle and Sean Watson.

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Brian Bender
Former Board Mentor
Criticaleye
Leslie Van de Walle
Board Mentor
Criticaleye
Robert Drummond
Chairman & Non-executive Director
North East Finance
Sean Watson
Chairman
TT electronics plc


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