Adrienne R. W. Bradley is a governance leader, audit committee member, corporate attorney, and trusted advisor to boards, institutional investors, and senior executives. Her career spans more than $100 billion in cumulative transaction value across six continents, advising on complex transactions, corporate governance, capital markets, and strategic matters across a broad range of industries. She advises organizations facing complex strategic decisions where governance, financial oversight, and disciplined capital allocation are central to long-term success.

Ms. Bradley currently serves on the Audit Committee of Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services (SMRLS), where she provides oversight of financial reporting, internal controls, enterprise risk management, and governance practices. She previously served as Vice Chair of the Central Arkansas Water Commission, providing governance oversight, strategic direction, capital planning, and infrastructure resilience for a regional public utility system serving approximately 450,000 residents. Together, these leadership roles reflect her commitment to fiduciary oversight, responsible stewardship, and long-term value creation.

A veteran of Sullivan & Cromwell LLP, Ms. Bradley advised boards, special committees, management teams, institutional investors, and financial advisors on significant domestic and cross-border transactions involving governance, capital allocation, financing structures, and strategic decision-making. Her experience spans energy and infrastructure, financial services, healthcare, technology, media and entertainment, consumer products, and industrial businesses.

Her representative experience includes advising on matters involving Sempra Energy, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB), SoftBank Group Corp., and AIG, as well as governance restructurings, sovereign wealth investments, and other complex cross-border strategic matters requiring close collaboration among boards, management teams, regulators, and financial advisors.

Earlier in her career, Ms. Bradley served as a Senior Regulatory Economist with the Arkansas Public Service Commission, conducting financial and economic analyses in utility proceedings and providing expert testimony on valuation and regulatory matters. She also founded and operated a consumer goods import business, providing firsthand experience with entrepreneurship, capital allocation, operational decision-making, and supply chain management.

Ms. Bradley holds a Juris Doctor from Harvard Law School, a Master in Public Policy (International Trade & Finance) from the Harvard Kennedy School, a Master of Business Administration from the UCLA Anderson School of Management, and an A.B. in Economics from Harvard College. She is also a graduate of the Black Corporate Board Readiness Program at Santa Clara University.

Her longstanding interest in governance and shareholder accountability began early in her career through research on institutional shareholder voting practices. Having lived in the United States, the United Kingdom, and France, and with extensive travel throughout North America, Europe, and Asia, Ms. Bradley brings a global perspective informed by diverse markets, cultures, and governance systems. She is conversational in Japanese and believes that effective governance is grounded in rigorous analysis, independent judgment, and constructive engagement with management to promote sustainable long-term value creation.