Frank Kunneman

Frank Kunneman is a highly regarded expert in corporate governance in the Caribbean with extensive experience as a lawyer, boardroom advisor, and director.

With a successful career spanning various prestigious roles, Frank has earned numerous accolades and ratings, including being consistently recognized as a top-tier professional by Chambers and Legal 500.

His expertise extends to serving on over 20 boards across profit and not-for-profit sectors, where he applies his skills to simplify complex legal and organizational matters into actionable solutions for executive and supervisory boards.

Frank's contributions to the field have been widely acknowledged, leading to his appointment as a Knight in the order of Orange-Nassau by the King of the Netherlands for his commitment to promoting good corporate governance in the Dutch Caribbean.

In addition to his practical experience, Frank is a respected academic, serving as a (part-time) professor in corporate governance at the University of Curaçao and delivering lectures on corporate governance in various universities in Europe and the Caribbean.

He is also a key figure in the founding of the Themis Institute for Governance & Leadership, a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing good corporate governance practices.

Furthermore, Frank has authored several books on corporate governance, including the widely acclaimed 'Toolkit for Supervisory Directors,' contributing significantly to the knowledge and understanding of governance principles.

His commitment to sharing knowledge is evident through regular publications, such as a biweekly column on corporate governance in Caribbean newspapers, showcasing his passion for promoting best practices and fostering effective governance structures.