Dotsoft Elects Five-Member Board for Five-Year Term
Bitget2026/10/22 14:56- Dotsoft shareholders elected a five-member board for a five-year term running from October 21, 2026, to October 20, 2031.
- Four directors were retained; the meeting also established a three-member independent mixed audit committee with a five-year term matching the board’s.
- Independent non-executive director Angeliki Samara, a university professor, was appointed to the audit committee.
- Panagiotis Mangkas and Athanasios Kazanas were elected as the committee’s two independent external members.
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