Farhad Moshiri

[Goat]

I know.

Non exec directors usually are those helping advise the company on strategic decisions.

They bring one important asset.

Expertise.

Talent Damo, its all about the talent pool.

 

[The Esk]

Is that the same role that Russian fella whos name I can never remember has?

Yes mate, Alexander Ryazantsev

 

[bizzaro]

Talent Damo, its all about the talent pool.

Exactly. So rather than a championship level

Commercial operation. We might see important improvements following new blood coming in at board level.

To tell them to sort this and that out.

 

[The Esk]

First and foremost on the executive front we need a heavy hitting CEO.

 

[bizzaro]

Talent Damo, its all about the talent pool.

My experience with non exec directors.

We've generally assigned them to 'special projects'.

To sort this or that out. Or get the company ready for something or other.

Could see this appointment being related to a significant special project.

Too big for the current directors alone to handle.

 

[bizzaro]

First and foremost on the executive front we need a heavy hitting CEO.

Totally agree.

Management set the tone.

 

[Azza]

First and foremost on the executive front we need a heavy hitting CEO.

Wait, are you saying Elstone isn't heavy hitting?

 

[chicoazul]

I know.

Non exec directors usually are those helping advise the company on strategic decisions.

They bring one important asset.

Expertise.

Are you a self appointed non executive director of this forum Damo lad?

 

[The Esk]

My experience with non exec directors.

We've generally assigned them to 'special projects'.

To sort this or that out. Or get the company ready for something or other.

Could see this appointment being related to a significant special project.

Too big for the current directors alone to handle.

That's an unusual use of non-execs, sounds more like the role you would offer external consultants to be honest.

 

[The Esk]

Wait, are you saying Elstone isn't heavy hitting?

Unequivocally.

 

[Goat]

We are filling the board room with people who sit at a table and demand respect.

Welcome to the future, enjoy the ride.

Its not gonna be done overnight and there will be some bumps in the road, but from things I read, things I hear, things I assume, Everton is going places.

All hail The Mosh.

 

[Toothman]

Oh, does this mean changy is to be leaving us ?

#WelcomeOily

 

[Zatara]

More likely as a non-exec director mate.

Good point. Must be on a huge salary but would they allow him to take such a role?

 

[Zatara]

We are filling the board room with people who sit at a table and demand respect.

Welcome to the future, enjoy the ride.

Its not gonna be done overnight and there will be some bumps in the road, but from things I read, things I hear, things I assume, Everton is going places.

All hail The Mosh.

I'd better update my linkedin profile.

 

[bizzaro]

That's an unusual use of non-execs, sounds more like the role you would offer external consultants to be honest.

If the company is going through extraordinary change.

Or if there is significant strategic direction needed to be brought in at board level.

But considered business critical.

It's not day to day stuff.

But the CEO can generally ask the NE director to be his eyes and ears.

Have seen this very frequently on venture capital investment companies.