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Criticaleye
Criticaleye is a London-based peer-to-peer community for board-level leaders, whose UK company, Criticaleye (Europe) Ltd, was incorporated in 2002.
Its members are chief executives, chief financial officers, chief people officers, chairs and non-executive directors (NEDs). Executive Membership gives a senior executive access to the peer network, board mentors and a personal relationship manager. Corporate Membership covers five or more executives from one organisation for at least two years. NED Membership is for chairs, NEDs and senior independent directors, with confidential roundtables and events on governance, risk oversight and boardroom dynamics. The Chair Ready Programme is a 12-month pathway for experienced NEDs and first-time chairs, run through virtual masterclasses and roundtables, and ends with certification. Other formats include pop-up boards, retreats and forums.
Membership prices are not published. The website lists more than 110 board mentors, all of whom have led organisations and now work at board level. A second company, Criticaleye (Asia) Ltd, runs an office in Hong Kong and an Asia leaders membership. The chief executive is Matthew Blagg. Logos on the website include Drax Group, Legal & General, NatWest Group, NATS and Rolls-Royce, though it does not say which are members.
- Delivery format
- Hybrid
- Seniority served
- C-Suite, Boards
Services offered
Price on request
Platform features
Membership Network
Networks & communities
Membership fee on request
- Who can join
- Open to all genders
Hosts events
2002
51-200 employees
Ratings last checked: 12 September 2026
Professional Coaching Credentials
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Training & Accreditations Offered
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Frequently asked questions
Who leads Criticaleye?
Criticaleye's chief executive is Matthew (Matt) Blagg. The executive team listed on its website also includes managing directors Charlie Wagstaff and Jamie Wilson.
Who are Criticaleye's members?
Membership is aimed at chief executives, chief financial officers, chief people officers, chairs, non-executive directors and senior independent directors. Logos on its website include NATS, Drax Group, Legal & General, NatWest Group and Rolls-Royce, but the site does not say which organisations are members.
How is Criticaleye membership structured?
There are Executive, Corporate and NED (non-executive director) memberships, plus the Chair Ready Programme, which includes full NED Membership. Corporate Membership requires five or more executives for at least two years. Separately, Advisory Partners are organisations that offer expertise or services to the community.
What is the Chair Ready Programme?
It is a 12-month development pathway for experienced non-executive directors, senior independent directors and first-time chairs. It runs through virtual masterclasses, roundtables and sessions with experienced board leaders, with certification on completion.
How much does Criticaleye membership cost?
Prices are not published. Enquiries go to its membership team in London.
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