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Yongbo Mo

Independent Director at INNO HOLDINGS
Board

About Yongbo Mo

28-year-old Yongbo Mo serves as an independent director at Inno Holdings Inc. (INHD), appointed on October 23, 2024. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Investment and Finance from Zhengzhou Information Technology Vocational School (Sept 2017) and brings investment management and media strategy experience to the board . The board has affirmatively determined Mo is independent under Nasdaq rules .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Shanghai Haineng Investment Consulting CompanyProduct ManagerFeb 2022–presentLeads investment projects: screening, due diligence, financial analysis, risk assessment, execution, post-project evaluation
Zhengzhou Houde Technology Co., Ltd.Media ManagerJun 2018–Jan 2022Media strategy: relationships, content/user operations, brand promotion, commercial cooperation

External Roles

OrganizationRoleStart DateNotes
Shanghai Haineng Investment Consulting CompanyProduct ManagerFeb 2022Investment project leadership and risk assessment

Board Governance

  • Board tenure: Director since Oct 23, 2024; board size fixed at five directors; directors elected annually .
  • Independence: Board affirmed Mo as independent (along with Qu and Tu) under Nasdaq rules .
  • Committee memberships: Audit, Compensation, Nominating & Corporate Governance (all three) .
  • Audit Committee: Qu (Chair), Tu, Mo; all members independent; Qu is audit committee financial expert; committee meets with management, independent auditors, internal audit, holds private and executive sessions .
  • Attendance: Directors serving in FY2024 attended at least 80% of board/committee meetings during their service .
  • Committee scopes (selected): Audit oversees financial statements, auditor independence, risk management, related-party transactions; Compensation covers executive pay plans; Nominating & Governance handles director selection and governance matters .
  • Governance materials and charters available on company website .

Fixed Compensation

ComponentAmount / TermsPeriodNotes
Annual cash retainer (independent directors)$10,000OngoingSubject to continued service; no other director fees disclosed
Committee membership feesNot disclosedNo explicit committee fees disclosed in proxy
Committee chair feesNot applicable to MoChairs are held by Qu; no chair fee disclosure
Meeting feesNot disclosedNot specified in proxy

Performance Compensation

  • No performance-based compensation (equity or cash) disclosed for non-employee directors; the 2025 Omnibus Incentive Plan sets an annual aggregate fair value cap for non-employee director awards ($350,000, up to $500,000 with Administrator approval), but individual grants to Mo are not disclosed .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanyRolePublic Company?Notes
None disclosedProxy biography lists employment history; no other public company boards disclosed for Mo .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Investment management and financial analysis from leading product roles in investment consulting; prior media strategy and brand promotion experience .
  • Independent director across all three standing committees, contributing to audit oversight, compensation policy, and governance .
  • Education: Bachelor’s in Investment and Finance (Sept 2017) .

Equity Ownership

HolderShares Beneficially Owned% of OutstandingSource
Yongbo MoBeneficial ownership table shows no reported holdings for Mo as of Feb 13, 2025

Related-party and Section 16 context: The proxy discloses various related-party transactions (e.g., Baicheng Trading LLC, Zfounder, Wise Hill, Vision 101), none tied to Mo; delinquent Section 16 reports list several former insiders, not Mo .

Governance Assessment

  • Board independence and oversight: Mo is one of three independent directors, serving on Audit, Compensation, and Nominating & Governance—broad exposure to risk oversight, pay policy, and board processes supports governance effectiveness .
  • Attendance and engagement: FY2024 attendance threshold of at least 80% suggests adequate participation; Mo’s multi-committee service implies active engagement .
  • Ownership alignment: No reported share ownership—neutral for independence but limited alignment; consider monitoring future director equity grants under the 2025 Plan to enhance skin-in-the-game .
  • Conflicts/related-party exposure: No disclosed transactions involving Mo; audit committee (including Mo) pre-approves related-party transactions, mitigating conflict risks .
  • Compensation prudence: Simple cash retainer ($10,000) for independent directors; no disclosed meeting or committee fees reduces pay complexity and potential perverse incentives .
  • Risk indicators: Company-level actions (SEPA share issuance proposals in 2025 and reverse split authorization later in 2025) point to capital structure stress and listing compliance priorities; while not Mo-specific, directors should balance dilution risks and investor confidence in oversight .