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Have you considered the use of a Non-Executive Director in your business?
Probably the initial biggest influencing factor on the smaller company board is the realisation by the other directors that a new, experienced, ‘fresh pair of eyes’ has come on the scene. This paves the way for improvements in boardroom performance and promotes a more prepared, structured and effective board meeting.
The next important aspect is the contributions that the new non-executive can make. These usually take two forms. The first relates to input based upon the non-executive’s own expertise and experience. The second concerns his/her appraisal of the board and company.
The non-executive will invariably have specialised knowledge and relevant experience from which to draw. These are particularly important to discussions on the future strategy of the company.
In the smaller company scenario, the non-executive can work closely with each of the directors to help them identify their strengths and development needs. This leads on to setting their key performance indicators and objectives, all of which considerably enhance the company’s chances of success.
Non-Executive Directors should also be regarded as a long term, cost effective, relationship, not just available to attend board meetings, but available as and when you need help and guidance.
Flexibility is the key to this service and whatever your requirements we can accommodate them.
 
PK Stone Consulting
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Tyne and Wear, NE38 8TA
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