Sharon Constançon

Sharon Constançon, is a current and experienced CEO in governance and financial services. Sharon is a NED for Transact SA and the Chairman of the South African Chamber of Commerce (UK) Limited and Trustee of North Dean Memorial Hall Charity. Thereby keeping in touch with the challenges facing all roles she evaluates.

Sharon is renowned for delivering truly deep, insightful, useful, and practical evaluations.

Sharon supports many Chairmen and Directors with one-on-one mentoring and coaching either in response to Board development or independently.

Sharon’s business interests are governance, risk management, business strategy, financial integration and reporting alignment, the customer and international trade.

Sharon’s deep understanding of Board behaviours, leadership and regulated industries brings additional value to Board Evaluations or Effectiveness Reviews. Her keen understanding of people, high level of personal EQ and competent communication skills support her achieving an insight to behaviours seldom recognised or addressed before. Sharon has been a Board Evaluator for more than 10 years and carries out many a year to a wide variety of industries, size of companies and governance structures.

Sharon is an MBA, a Chartered Director, and a Chartered Secretary, and has focused academically on Boardroom Dynamics. She writes many white papers, articles, blogs, presents at conferences, runs workshops, chairs panels, runs roundtable, shares her professional journey learnings to help others improve theirs and a role model to women in business.

Sharon is on the Court and is Chairman of the Membership Committee of the Worshipful Company of Company Secretaries, is a member of the International Committee of CISI, a contributor to the Risk Coalition and lecturer for the Qualifying Level Boardroom Dynamics course for the Chartered Governance Institute final examination program, and course leader for programs and seminars run by the Corporate Governance Institute (Ireland).

Sharon is working with the CGI and other groups on governance programs, book reviews, publications, and books.