Boards Of The Future

The MBS Group supports and challenges forward-thinking Chairs to think differently about non-executive appointments

No longer limited to corporate governance, auditing and oversight, the Boards of the Future will be responsible for steering businesses through uncertainty, thinking creatively about the future, and asking deep-rooted questions about an organisation’s place in – and responsibility to – society. Clients of all sizes trust us to guide them through this process of Board transformation, by advising on non-executive appointments that challenge the status quo and bring diversity, digital know-how and outside-the-box thinking to the table.

To find out more about our vision for the Boards of the Future, read Moira Benigson’s manifesto: Boards of the Future: Why the Board of the future should be the Board of today — and how to build it.

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Latest MBS News & Intelligence

Burger King UK hires Head of Acquisitions. Craig Smith has been appointed to the role. He joins from Asda where he was an Acquisitions Manager, and previously, he spent more than 30 years at the Co-op. Burger King UK operates around 560 restaurants and is planning to open 30 more this year.
Estée Lauder Companies names first Chief Technology, Data and Analytics Officer. Estée Lauder Companies has appointed Brian Franz as Chief Technology, Data and Analytics Officer to support its transformation efforts and boost sales. He will report to President and CEO Stéphane de La Faverie and joins from State Street.
HC-One sees revenue grow. The care home operator reported a 26.6% rise in revenue. It also said EBITDA is continuing to grow as it develops its portfolio, incorporating the Ideal Carehomes acquisition into the wider group.

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