A working newsletter for the people who sign. Entries are occasional, signed, and written to be kept on file — not scrolled past.
On governance, fiduciary risk, and the integrity of the evidentiary record — written for counsel, fiduciaries, and the people who sign.
Why the authority to sign — traced, dated, and documented — is the part of a transaction most likely to be tested, and the part most often assumed.
What a statutory appointment actually requires, and why that same discipline belongs in private mandates.
Underwritten is published to a professional readership. New entries are occasional and signed. No cadence is promised that the record cannot keep.
Underwritten is published to a professional readership. New entries are occasional and signed. No cadence is promised that the record cannot keep.
Three fields; no attachments pre-engagement. Submissions do not create a client or advisory relationship.
A one-page record of appointments, credentials, and mandate history — prepared for committee circulation, with a high-resolution portrait on request.
The current board biography is circulated on request to nominating committees and search professionals. Request a copy through correspondence and it will be routed with the high-resolution portrait.