Conseleo adds two board advisors ahead of November platform launch

Conseleo has named Julia Hillman and Steve Murphy as board advisors as the board intelligence company prepares to launch its BoardTech platform in November 2026. The appointments aim to strengthen governance credibility and product relevance for directors who need better board materials, oversight, and accountability.

Why it matters: - Conseleo is pitching its platform to non-executive directors, chairs, and executive directors who need clearer, faster board intelligence. - The advisor appointments bring regulatory and operating-room experience to a product aimed at improving governance and board oversight. - The company is trying to win trust in a category where directors handle sensitive material and expect strong controls.

What happened: - Conseleo announced Julia Hillman and Steve Murphy as board advisors on September 28, 2026. - The company is based in Huelva, Andalusia, Spain. - Conseleo said the appointments come ahead of the November 2026 launch of its BoardTech platform. - Early access to the platform is open at conseleo.com.

The details: - Hillman spent more than 17 years in senior leadership roles at the Bank of England, the Prudential Regulation Authority, and the Financial Conduct Authority. - Hillman’s last role in that public-sector run was Head of Authorisation. - Hillman now runs a portfolio career that includes non-executive roles at Global Pension Corporation, an advisory board role at Bevan Money, and her regulatory consulting practice, Second Mile Consulting Limited. - Murphy previously served as Director of Trading at Atlanta Group, where he oversaw commercial lines, bike, and niche portfolios. - Murphy is now Group CEO of One Call Group of Companies, which Conseleo described as one of the UK’s largest insurance intermediaries. - Conseleo said Hillman brings regulatory authority plus direct board experience. - Conseleo said Murphy brings experience being accountable to boards as a trading director and through them as a group CEO. - The company said both advisers will help uphold governance standards and shape the product for real boardroom needs. - Hillman said the advisory role supports a product that can improve governance, oversight, and board effectiveness. - Murphy said the insurance industry has needed board intelligence software for a long time. - Murphy said better-informed boards can hold executives to account and improve outcomes for customers.

Between the lines: - Conseleo is leaning on named industry veterans to signal that the platform is built for practical boardroom use, not just software demos. - The emphasis on customer outcomes suggests the company wants to differentiate on decision quality and usability, not feature count. - The focus on regulation, accountability, and untimely management information points to a broader pitch: better board data can reduce governance risk.

What's next: - Conseleo plans to launch its first BoardTech platform in November 2026. - The platform will provide board members with a single secure intelligence layer and cited answers drawn from their own board materials. - Conseleo says the system uses zero-access architecture so documents stay out of third-party hands. - The platform will run on private European cloud infrastructure. - The company is taking early access signups now.

The bottom line: - Conseleo is moving toward launch with advisors who give the company stronger credibility in both regulation and boardroom operations.