Governance
VIAVI is dedicated to conducting business in an ethically responsible manner.
Board of Directors & Leadership
VIAVI is proud of the high-caliber and diverse backgrounds and skill sets of our board members and executive leadership team.
Laura Black
VIAVI Board Member, joined the VIAVI Board in February 2018.
Serves as Chair of the Corporate Development Committee and the Cyber Security Steering Committee at VIAVI. Recognized in WomenInc Magazine's 2019 Most Influential Corporate Board Directors.
Kevin Siebert
SVP, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, joined in September 2007.
Featured in a Vanguard Law Magazine article titled, 'Defending IP through innovation' March 2020.
Our Corporate Governance Practices
- Our CEO is recognized as an industry leader, ranked as the #1 CEO in 2019 for the Mid-Cap Technology, Media and Telecommunications Sector by Institutional Investor, LCC.
- Independent Board Chair, Committee Chairs, and Committee members
- Annual Election of Directors and majority voting requirement for directors in uncontested elections
- All members of the Audit Committee are financial exports.
- Annual Board, Committee, and individual evaluation process
- Risk oversight by Board and Committees, including cybersecurity
- 38% of the Board nominees are women or diverse individuals
- Compensation Committee oversight of Human Capital Management including diversity, equity, and inclusion
- Governance Committee oversight of environmental, social and governance matters
- Robust training and compliance programs, with 100% employee participation in Code of Business Conduct Training in FY24
- Stock ownership requirements for directors and executives
- No pledging or hedging of VIAVI securities
- No non-voting or multi-class voting stock
- Executive sessions of independent directors
- Procedures for shareholders to communicate directly with the board
- Annual advisory vote on executive compensation
Code of Business Conduct
We realize that being a responsible global citizen is about more than just complying with local regulations. It's about how we do business, and how our organization's activities affect the people and communities where we live and work.
