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Being part of ecoDa means being part of a community of organisations that share our commitment to strong, independent, and responsible boards. We particularly value the opportunity to learn from peers across Europe, exchange ideas and best practices, and contribute to important discussions on the future of corporate governance. Through ecoDa, we have built lasting professional relationships and gained valuable insights that help us better support independent non-executive directors in Poland. We are proud to be part of a network that fosters collaboration, mutual learning, and the continuous improvement of governance standards across Europe.

Ewa Radkowska-ŚwiętońPolish SNCRN

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We are proud to play an active role in ecoDa. It provides the UK Institute and our members with insights from the EU to plan for the regulation and legislation which could impact UK businesses going forward. Through the collaboration with ecoDa we benefit enormously from best practice and innovation others have undertaken.

Jonathan GeldartUK IoD

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ecoDa membership connects BICG with other European institutes of directors as well as governance experts and works as a network for sharing the latest governance thinking, standards and best practices. Our members benefit from access to wide international experience, quality education and stronger professional connections, while also contributing their own perspective towards strengthening the European governance community and the global competitiveness of European businesses and economies.

Rytis AmbrazevičiusBICG

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Through ecoDa, we have the opportunity to connect our members with their peers across Europe, empowering them to think and act beyond boundaries.

Michael HilbSwiss IoD

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We highly value ecoDa’s role as the leading voice for corporate governance in Europe. Being an ecoDa member enables the Croatian Corporate Governance and Management Society to exchange knowledge and best practices with peer organisations, contribute to shaping governance standards at the European level, and bring the latest developments and insights to the Croatian business community. The membership strengthens our ability to promote high standards of corporate governance and support boards in addressing emerging challenges.

Darko TipurićCCGM

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For DIF, ecoDa’s advocacy work in the field of corporate governance is of great importance. Also, we benefit from the opportunity to learn from other national institutes’ experiences and best practices.

Leena LinnainmaaDirectors' Institute Finland

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What ILA values about being a member of ecoDa is the opportunity to bring Luxembourg’s governance voice into a wider European conversation while learning from the experience of leading corporate governance and directors’ institutes across Europe. Through ecoDa, ILA can better anticipate emerging governance developments, contribute to European policy dialogue, and give our members access to broader insights, good practices and training that strengthen their role in the boardroom.

Philipp von RestorffILA

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The challenges facing supervisory boards are increasingly European – and so must be the dialogue among Non-Executive Directors. As fea, we are a member of ecoDa because we want to actively promote cross-border exchange, the sharing of best practices and a common understanding of good corporate governance across Europe.

Daniela MattheusFEA

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Being part of ecoDa gives the Slovenian Directors' Association access to a wealth of shared knowledge and policy insight that we simply couldn't develop on our own. It keeps us closely connected to governance developments across Europe and gives our members a direct voice in shaping the European corporate governance agenda. For a national institute our size, that combination of learning and representation is what makes the membership so valuable.

Irena PrijovićSlovenian Directors' Association