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Board membership analytics

Who is available to serve on a board in Zimbabwe, what they can do, and where the country is thin. Nobody here is identifiable. Any group smaller than five people is folded away.

Public data

5

People offering to serve

5

Would take a seat now

1

Have never held a seat

2

Eight years or more on boards

0

Women in the pool

0% of everybody

4

Carry governance training

80% of everybody

0

Serving from abroad

5

Available immediately

10.8 yrs

Average years running organisations

4.8 yrs

Average years already on boards

4

Seats held between them today

0

Approaches employers have made

The one number a nominations committee should look at: 1 people here, 20 out of every hundred in the pool, have run organisations for years and have never been given a board seat. That is the pipeline for the next ten years, and it is sitting unused.

How much board experience the pool carries

Counted in years already served, not in seats.

  • No board seat yet1
  • One to three years1
  • Four to seven years1
  • Eight to fourteen years2
  • Fifteen years or more0

Where they are strongest

Each person can name several areas, so the bars add to more than the pool.

  • Finance and Accounting5
  • Groups too small to publish40

Committees they can sit on

  • Strategy and Technology5
  • Groups too small to publish26

The committees the country is thinnest on

These are the committees fewest people in the pool can serve on. If your board is short here, you will feel it.

  • Audit0
  • Risk0
  • Finance and Investment0
  • Remuneration0
  • Nominations0
  • Governance and Ethics0

Which seats they are looking for

  • Groups too small to publish1662%
  • Independent Non Executive Director519%
  • Advisory Board Member519%

Kinds of board they are willing to join

  • Listed company5
  • University or college council5
  • Groups too small to publish41

Where in Zimbabwe they live

  • Groups too small to publish5

Where the diaspora members are

Too few people abroad to publish a breakdown.

When they could start

  • Immediately5100%

What position they hold today

A board needs people who are genuinely independent, and this is how many of them there are.

  • Groups too small to publish4

Who is in the pool

Answering this is optional, so it describes only those who answered.

  • Male3100%

Age bands

  • 35 to 443
  • 55 to 641

Sectors they know

  • NGO & Development5
  • Groups too small to publish50

Governance training they carry

  • Groups too small to publish16

What everybody in the pool says they are doing right now

People change this themselves from their own profile link.

  • Open to a board seat5100%

How the pool has grown

Each point counts the people who put a board profile up in that month.

5

26-09, the only period with anything in it so far, so there is no line to draw.

What every word on this page means

  • Registered

    Everybody who has put a board profile on the platform and left it visible.

  • Open to a seat

    Those whose current answer is that they would take the right board seat now.

  • Years on boards

    Total years the person has already served on any board, however small.

  • Executive years

    Years spent running something, which is what most nominations committees weigh first.

  • Committee ready

    People who name at least one board committee they can sit on with confidence.

  • Governance trained

    People who carry at least one formal governance credential.

  • First time directors

    People with executive depth but no board seat yet, which is where the pipeline is.

  • Employer approaches

    Times a registered employer asked to be introduced to somebody on this page.

As at 5 Oct 2026, 14:38. Method version 2026.07.1. Any group smaller than 5 people is folded away, because a group that small is not a statistic, it is a person.

Every public analytics page

All of these are free and open to anybody, and they carry no personal detail. What a registered employer or job seeker sees inside their own account is a different and private thing.