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Ten seats. Both sides of the bridge.

The parent-level advisory board of KingDental: five Vietnamese-American and five Mexican-American leaders connecting US capital and credibility to the regional operating entities building in Vietnam and Mexico.

T H E   B O A R D
10 seats
All currently open
5 + 5
VN-Am · MX-Am
Parent level
Cross-market mandate
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What we ask of advisors.

A seat is not ceremonial. Each of the ten carries a defined obligation, reviewed annually. We would rather leave a seat open than fill it with a name that does not work.

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Four hours a month.

One board call per quarter, plus availability between calls for the questions that cannot wait. Time is the one contribution no advisor can delegate.

Q U A R T E R L Y   C A L L
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Two warm introductions a quarter.

To capital, to clinical networks, to distribution, or to regulators. Introductions you would make on your own name, not ours.

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Public association.

Your name and biography on this page and in investor materials once your agreement is executed. The diaspora bridge only works if it is visible.

A F T E R   E X E C U T I O N   O N L Y
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Judgment when it costs you something.

Advisors are asked to say the thing the founder does not want to hear, on the record, in the room. Agreement is not the service being purchased.

C A N D O R   ·   O N   R E C O R D
◆   G A T E D

Seat economics — equity grant, vesting, term length, and the full advisory agreement — are set out in the seat terms document, released under NDA to candidates in conversation.

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Two boards at the entity level.

This board sits at the parent. Each operating entity seats its own board, with country-specific mandates and equity in the entity itself.

T E N   S E A T S   ·   A L L   O P E N

Take a seat.

If the bridge between US capital and the clinics of Vietnam and Mexico is one you already stand on, we should talk.