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Global Board Member Search

Each year, we successfully place around 10 independent board members for business and public sector organisations in Lithuania and internationally. International appointments bring global best practice, particularly valuable for organisations expanding into new markets. We work with top-tier professionals of impeccable reputation, supporting strong governance and sustainable business growth.

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For Growth and Corporate Governance

Independent board members are essential for business growth and stronger corporate governance. They help refine strategy and business models, improve organisational effectiveness, and create greater value for both shareholders and employees.

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International-calibre professionals

Through international search, we help identify and place board members who are top-tier professionals, with the experience your business requires, an impeccable reputation, and a strong international track record recognised across markets.

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Which sectors do you typically support with board member search?

We most often search for independent board members for organisations in the transport, energy, finance, and other sectors. Our clients include both private and public sector organisations seeking to strengthen the effectiveness of their boards.

How many candidates typically apply for a board position?

Competition for an independent board seat can be intense, with up to 100 candidates applying.

What are the opportunities for women applying to board roles?

Women currently have strong opportunities when applying for board positions, as there are fewer female candidates than male applicants. At the same time, regulatory requirements for balanced board representation are becoming increasingly stringent.

From 30 June 2026, boards will be required to ensure that at least 33% (one third) of members are from the underrepresented gender.

What factors are driving competition for independent board roles?

Serving on a board is widely regarded as the pinnacle of an executive career. Selection standards are high, and appointment brings strong market recognition as a respected expert in your field. Board roles are also attractive due to their strategic focus rather than operational responsibility (unlike CEO roles), involvement with large and influential organisations, exposure to key sectors such as transport, energy and infrastructure, and a workload that is typically more defined and predictable.

What aspects of board roles are often underestimated by candidates?

  • Time commitment. The role requires significantly more than a formal monthly meeting, particularly if you want to contribute meaningfully.

  • Personal liability. Board members carry legal responsibility, including potential exposure of personal assets.

  • Conflicts of interest. Relevant experience is essential, but in some cases prior connections may be considered too close.

  • External influence. In state-owned enterprises, board work may involve interaction with politicians or shareholders, reflecting the strategic and sensitive nature of these organisations.

  • Remuneration. For independent board members of state-owned companies, compensation typically ranges from €850 to €3,000 per month. Chair remuneration is higher, though still below international benchmarks. In Lithuania, however, remuneration is rarely the primary motivation for joining a board.

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