Stacey Martin

Consultant

As a governance consultant and lawyer, Stacey acts as a trusted advisor to Executive Leadership teams and Board of Directors, championing strong governance practices that are aligned to organizations’ strategic priorities and operating models. Stacey provides expert guidance and leadership on board, director and CEO evaluations, comprehensive governance reviews, policy / process development and governance education sessions. A practical governance leader, Stacey has a passion for driving excellence in corporate oversight and collaborating with clients to support the evolution of their governance frameworks.

What I Wish More Boards Knew

"It is essential to maintain the habit of looking upwards and outwards despite the demands of the role"

Reason for Doing This Work

"The people. I’ve sat in many boardrooms, including a FTSE 100 organization. In any other line of work, you wouldn’t be that close to hearing the debates and observing strategic leaders at work"

Favourite Agenda Item

Strategy

Experience and Credentials

  • Joined Watson in 2018
  • Law Degree (LLB, University of Glasgow)
  • Diploma in Legal Practice (DP Lp, Glasgow Graduate School of Law)
  • Bachelors of Arts (Hons), Accountancy with Business Law (BA (Hons), University of Strathclyde)
  • Chartered Company Secretary
  • Associate, Chartered Governance Institute UK & Ireland
  • Non-Executive Director, One Girl Can
  • Non-Executive Director, Three Links Care Society

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