1、Board MonitorMexico 2023CEO&Board of Directors PracticeIn 2022,there was a steep increase in seats on top Mexican boards going to first-time public board directors and a decline in the share of seats going to directors with CEO experience.About the reportThis report is part of Heidrick&Struggles lon

2、g-standing study of trends in board composition in markets around the world.Produced by our global CEO&Board Practice,these reports track and analyze trends in non-executive director appointments to the boards of the largest publicly listed companies in Australia(ASX 200),Belgium(BEL 20),Brazil(BOVE

3、SPA),Canada(TSX 60),Colombia(COLCAP),Denmark(OMX Copenhagen 25),Finland(OMX Helsinki 25),France(CAC 40),Germany(DAX and MDAX),Hong Kong(Hang Seng),Ireland(ISEQ),Italy(FTSE MIB),Japan(TOPIX Core 30),Kenya(NSE Top 40),Mexico(BMV IPC),the Netherlands(AEX),New Zealand(NZX 10),Norway(OBX),Poland(WIG 20),

4、Portugal(PSI 20),Saudi Arabia(Tadawul),Singapore(STI 30),South Africa(JSE Top 40),South Korea(KOSPI 50),Spain(IBEX 35),Sweden(OMX 30),Switzerland(SMI Expanded),the United Arab Emirates(ADX and DFM),the United Kingdom(FTSE 350),and the United States(Fortune 500).Information about executives is gather

5、ed from publicly available sources,BoardEx,and a Heidrick&Struggles proprietary database.Thanks to the following Heidrick&Struggles colleagues for their contributions to this report:Lewis AdamsMexico CityLydia PerazaMexico City Carlos VazquezMexico CityWelcome to Board Monitor Mexico 2023A tipping p

6、oint for Mexican boards4A preference for fresher perspectives6Snapshot of 2022 findings5Diversity stalling9Looking forward11Professional experience7HEIDRICK&STRUGGLES3 A tipping point for Mexican boardsAs the Mexican economy is easing out of an economic slowdown,this is a critical moment for boards