INVESTORS

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

Members of the Board of Directors

Proteak is managed by a Board of Directors currently composed of 13 members, 9 of which are Independent Members. The Board meets four times a year. From the beginning, the Board of Directors has been professional, composed mainly of members who are independent from management.

None of the Board Members has absolute decision-making capacity; most of the members are renowned businessmen or high-level executives in high-performance companies. It should be noted that none of the Shareholders have control of the Board, since the group of Shareholders with the largest shareholding controls less than 25% of the capital.

In order to ensure an impartial vision of strategic planning, Proteak has incorporated the figure of the Independent Board Member, which today represents 88% of the total number of Board Members, a percentage that exceeds the 25% required by the Securities Market Law. 

Name

Member since

Héctor Eduardo Bonilla Castañeda (Relacionado)

2001

Elías Revah Modiano*

2007

Brett Williams Hogan*

2007

Jaime Williams Quintero*

2010

Luis Eduardo Tejado Bárcena*

2013

Jorge Hillmann*

2014

Manuel Ruíz Gutiérrez Topete*

2014

Abraham Hernández Pacheco*

2017

Ricardo Elizondo Guajardo*

2019

Members

Manuel Ruíz Gutiérrez Topete*

Elías Revah Modiano*

Luis Eduardo Tejado Bárcena*

FSC® and SCS shall NOT be responsible for the information presented in the financial statements of the documents in this section.

AUDIT AND CORPORATE PRACTICES COMMITTEE

The Audit and Corporate Practices Committee is comprised of at least 3 members who must comply with the independence requirement set forth in Article 26 of the Securities Market Law (LMV). The main functions of this Committee are, among others, the following:

  • To give an opinion to the Board of Directors on matters within its competence in accordance with the LMV.

  • To select the legal entity that will carry out the auditing work.
  • To request the opinion of independent experts in those cases in which it deems appropriate for the proper performance of its functions.
  • Establish the contracting conditions and the scope of the professional mandates of the External Auditors; approve the additional services to those of auditing, if any, provided by the External Auditors; and oversee compliance with the auditing contracts and the independence requirements of the External Auditors.
  • To meet with the external auditor when deemed necessary or at least once a year to review matters within its competence.
  • To call shareholders’ meetings and have the items they deem pertinent included in the agenda of such meetings.
  • Discuss the Company’s financial statements with the persons responsible for their preparation and review, and based thereon recommend or not recommend their approval to the Board of Directors.
  • Support the Board of Directors in the preparation of the report containing the main accounting and information policies and criteria followed in the preparation of the financial information presented annually to the Shareholders’ Meeting in terms of section b) of article 172 of the General Corporations Law, as well as in the preparation of the report on the operations and activities in which it has been involved.

TOP MANAGEMENT

NamePosition
Omar Nacif SerioChief Executive Officer
César Arturo Vélez PongutáDirector of Administration and Finance
Cinthia Paulina Villaseñor IslasLegal Director
Kristina Díaz PatersonDirector of Human Development and Environment
César Alejandro Rodríguez BejaranoSales Director
Iván Ahedo GaudryMarketing Director
Jurgen Bernhard Stock LeytonForestry Director
Rodrigo Méndez PechPlant Manager
Jorge Vilardell LópezSupply Chain Director
Boris Ludovic Moghrani CisnerosSystems Director

FSC® and SCS shall NOT be responsible for the information presented in the financial statements of the documents in this section.