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Leadership &
Governance

Maintaining appropriate standards of corporate governance is essential to the good management of the business.

The Board is responsible for ensuring that THG lives up to these standards, and monitors our policies to ensure that they are appropriate for the nature, status, size and circustances of our company

Detailed role of the Board

The Board is primarily responsible for enhancing shareholder’s interests. It does this by:

Setting the strategy and direction of the Company;

Approving or recommending changes to THG’s structure and capital;

Approving and overseeing financial reporting and controls;

Approving material agreements to be entered into by the Company;

Overseeing communications with shareholders;

Taking responsibility for risk assessment and internal controls;

Overseeing THG’s overall corporate governance arrangements.

The schedule of matters reserved to the Board for its collective decision is available HERE.

Independent Non-Executive Chair

Charles Allen, Lord Allen of Kensington CBE, has been appointed as THG’s Independent Chair. The Independent Chair is expected to lead the Board in an ethical manner, setting the style and tone of Board discussions, whilst discussing remuneration, governance and performance against the Group’s strategy and business objectives with major shareholders and ensuring that the views of such shareholders and other key stakeholders are communicated to the Board as a whole. A description of the role of the Independent Chair is available here.

Senior Independent Director

Sue Farr has been appointed as THG's Senior Independent Director. The Senior Independent Director is available to shareholders if they have concerns which have not been resolved through the normal communication channels or for which such contact is inappropriate. A description of the role of the Senior Independent Director is available here.

Chief Executive Officer

Matthew Moulding is THG’s Chief Executive Officer and is responsible for providing leadership to the Group and for driving and communicating the organisation’s corporate culture, ethics and values. A description of the role of the Chief Executive Officer is available here.