Chief Executive Officer
The CEO, Michel Van Geyte (via Midhan BV), is charged with the day-to-day management of the company, under the responsibility and supervision of the board of directors.
Michel Van Geyte
Executive director
Michel Van Geyte
Executive director
Board of directors
The company has been a public limited liability company with (collegial) board of directors under the Code of Companies and Associations since 19 July 2021.
Nextensa is headed by a qualified team of seven directors. Together, they form our board of directors.
The board of directors is chaired by Piet Dejonghe, and composed of:
Michel Van Geyte
Executive director
Michel Van Geyte
Chief Executive Office
Piet Dejonghe
Non-executive director - Chair
Piet Dejonghe
Non-executive director - Chair
Sigrid Hermans
Independent director - *acting as permanent representative of SoHo BV
Sigrid Hermans
Independent director - *acting as permanent representative of SoHo BV
An Herremans
Non-executive director Member of the audit committee
An Herremans
Non-executive director Member of the audit committee
Hilde Delabie
Non-executive director Member of the audit committee
Hilde Delabie
Non-executive director Member of the audit committee
Arne Hermans
Independent director – non executive director via Stellar BV
Arne Hermans
Independent director – non executive director via Stellar BV
Jo De Wolf
Independent director – *acting as permanent representative of Lupus Asset Management BV
Jo De Wolf
Independent director – *acting as permanent representative of Lupus Asset Management BV
Executive committee
The executive committee consists of the following persons:
Michel Van Geyte
Chief Executive Officer
through Midhan BV
Michel Van Geyte
Executive director
Tim Rens
Chief Financial Officer
through Montevini BV
Tim Rens
Chief Financial Officer
Olivier Vuylsteke
Chief Investment Officer
through Wimas BV
Olivier Vuylsteke
Chief Investment Officer
Consultative committee
Within the board of directors, two committees have been established: an audit committee and an appointments and remuneration committee. Furthermore, an ad hoc committee of independent directors may be formed if a planned transaction or a decision of the board of directors gives rise to the application of Article 7:97 of the CSA. These committees have a purely consultative function. They are responsible for analysing specific issues and providing advice to the board of directors.
Nomination and remuneration committee
- Piet Dejonghe - non-executive director, chair
- Sigrid Hermans* - independent director - * as permanent representative of SoHo SRL
- Jo De Wolf* – independent director - *as permanent representative of Lupus Asset Management BV
Audit Committee
- Sigrid Hermans* - independent director, chair
* as permanent representative of SoHo SRL - Hilde Delabie - non-executive director
- An Herremans - non-executive director
Policies
Corporate governance charter
The Corporate Governance Charter, as last amended on 13 November 2024, aims to explain the main aspects of the company’s governance policy, such as its governance structure and the terms of reference of the board, its committees and the executive committee.1 In addition it describes the various preventive policies that the company applies with regard to market abuse, conflicts of interest and integrity. This Charter is based on the company’s articles of association, the Code 2020 and the regulations applicable to the company, including the Code of Companies and Associations.
Remuneration policy
A new 2026-2029 Remuneration Policy was adopted for Nextensa by the general shareholders’ meeting of May 2026. This document provides a clear framework with transparency on roles, tasks and responsibilities in relation to remuneration.
Dealing Code
This Dealing Code sets out Nextensa’s internal policy on preventing the abuse of inside information and other forms of market abuse. The board of directors set up these rules to avoid any unlawful use of inside information by employees, or even the possibility of creating such an impression. The Code provides a procedure regarding transactions in financial instruments of Nextensa to be carried out by directors, members of the executive committee or by employees.
Code of conduct staff members
The Nextensa group's code of conduct for staff members was drawn up to emphasise the importance of ethical and responsible business conduct. This code creates a general (behavioural) framework consisting of a set of general principles and ethical guidelines applicable to every member of the company bodies and every Nextensa group staff member. This policy includes different commitments, such as compliance with laws and regulations, the prevention of conflicts of interest, the prevention of corruption and bribery and policies around corporate gifts and hospitality.
Code of conduct partners
The code of conduct for business partners and suppliers defines, on the one hand, the minimum standards to which the Nextensa group commits itself and all its staff members and, on the other hand, sets out the expected behaviours that the Nextensa group imposes on its customers, buyers and other users of its real estate and on its suppliers, contractors and other external service providers. Indeed, Nextensa wishes to establish strong partnerships with its business partners and suppliers based on (mutual) respect, honesty, fairness and integrity. This code articulates the 'S' (Social) and the 'G' (Governance) of Nextensa's ESG policy towards its partners.
