Independent external advisors will allow CLM to have a broader strategic vision of the distribution market in the world and in Brazil
In order to maintain the continuous improvement of its governance, the CLM, a Latin American value-added distributor focused on information security, data protection, cloud and data center infrastructure, creates the CLM Advisory Board.
Three experienced executives in distribution, information technology, marketing and talent acquisition are the new independent external directors.
Are they: Fany Robles Lupion, board member formed by the IPCG – Portuguese Institute of Corporate Governance, entrepreneur, investor, board member of Julita Foundation, with extensive experience in IT distribution in Brazil; Fernando Camargo, managing director of trampos.co, mentor, marketing and human resources specialist and Rodolfo Fücher, formed by IBCG – Instituto Brasileiro de Governança Corporativa, veteran of the IT industry, investor, advisor and chairman of the Deliberative Council of ABES – Brazilian Association of Software Companies.
The Advisory Board is a collegiate body made up of three independent directors and three from CLM, whose function is to advise the company's board of directors on its strategic decisions.
The diversity of the board allows adding new perceptions from external perspectives and, obviously, from the experience of the directors.
According to CLM's CEO, Francisco Camargo, the creation of the CLM Advisory Board will allow for an outside view of the company on strategic decisions, which is important to ensure the aggressive growth of its operations over the next five years.
CLM follows a process of continuous improvement of its governance, which started way back with the creation of its Integrity Program, Hiring of the Compliance Officer, hiring of International External Audit, D&O and E&O insurance to protect customers and employees, adaptation to ESG guidelines, achievement of Certifications CertiGov and An Ethical Company, with the initiative Zero Carbon, wwith the reduction of energy consumption and the purchase of carbon credits, and is now on its way to obtaining the ISO 27001 certificate.
