Independent Advice

What defines independent advice? It is the perspective of an unbiased, but supportive third party. Clients seeking advice are looking for expertise, extra capacity and a structured work process – and they value the view of the objective outsider contributing to better solutions.

Independence builds on experience: In my consulting practice I have evaluated more than 1,000 top managers for listed companies, family-owned firms, private equity investors and international organizations.

Working with managers, boards, investors and other stakeholders, I am familiar with their needs and how they relate to relevant corporate governance frameworks.

Independence is also based on avoiding conflicting interests in a client relationship. Consequently, my focus is on providing succession advice – this may require different approaches but search for external candidates is not included.

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