Board of Directors

The Board of Directors is a governing body, comprising individuals elected by shareholders, whose primary responsibility is to oversee the management of a corporation and protect the interests of its shareholders. The board sets strategic direction, approves major corporate policies, and makes high-level decisions, including the appointment and compensation of the CEO and other top executives. They also play a crucial role in ensuring financial integrity, corporate governance, and risk management, providing a layer of oversight distinct from daily operational management.