Supervisory assurance · Supervisory Board
A supervisory board judges on what the executive board puts before it. The blind spots only surface once an incident hits. The BoardMind Scan exposes them sooner — independently, in 1–2 weeks, for a fixed price.
€1.500 · fixed price · no obligation
Three blind spots · one independent lens
Where it goes wrong
Does the supervisory board test whether NEN 7510 is actually being met — or does it rely on a reassuring paragraph?
One director, one controller, one administrator. What happens to continuity if one of them drops out — and does the board know in advance?
What was in order a year ago has quietly lapsed. No one flags it, because no one sees it as their job. Yet the board signs off.
Decisions, mandates and record-keeping: are they defensible towards the regulator — or merely present?
The position
The executive board builds and reports. The auditor looks back at the figures. In between sits supervision — which judges on what it is handed.
An independent scan gives you the counterweight that regulators and auditors explicitly expect as a second and third line of defence — before an incident or due diligence forces you into it.
The scan
We test whether your supervision is asking the right questions and where the biggest blind spot lies — with NEN 7510 as a concrete, measurable entry point. Not an eighty-page advisory report, but a short, defensible finding your board can use straight away.
Three ways
The blind spot stays invisible until an incident or due diligence exposes it. The board keeps signing off on assumptions.
Independent review in 1–2 weeks. Fixed price, fixed scope, one defensible gap list plus a work session with the board.
The scan as recurring supervisory assurance. Re-tested every year, drift made visible over time.
Next step
Twenty minutes to determine whether it makes sense for your board. No pitch, no obligation — together we establish whether the risks apply to your organisation and where the biggest blind spot lies.