Advisory Board | Quantum and Advanced Technology Leadership
confidentialMarienthal (KS)
Advisory Board | Quantum and Advanced Technology Leadership
Posted 3 days ago
confidentialMarienthal (KS)
SENIORITY
Director
About the role
We're not filling a seat. We're choosing partners. A privately held quantum cybersecurity company is assembling its 2026 Advisory Board. Profitable. Strong margins. Fortune 1000 clients across financial services, healthcare, and government. This role is for principals, not delegates. Decision-makers who've created enterprise value and want to do it again in a market the institutions have now officially designated as urgent. The signals are no longer theoretical:→ Google's Willow chip achieved first verifiable quantum advantage. 13,000x faster than supercomputers. → BlackRock added quantum computing as a material risk to its $70B Bitcoin ETF → The Federal Reserve published its "Harvest Now, Decrypt Later" warning to financial systems → The G7 just released its roadmap requiring post-quantum migration for banking by 2034 → NIST finalized the first post-quantum cryptography standards. The compliance clock is running. Who we're looking for:→ Current or former C-suite (CISO, CTO, CRO, CEO, Board Director) → 15+ years at the highest levels of technology, security, or critical infrastructure → A reputation that precedes you What to expect:→ Early strategic access to the post-quantum security market → 4-6 hours per quarter. High leverage. Low noise. → Equity compensation at the high end of market for advisory roles → A structure built for long-term alignment, not short-term optics This is a selective process. Company details shared after initial conversation. Please apply if this resonates.#Quantum Security #Board Leadership #Cybersecurity
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