If you are a CEO at a Community & Voluntary Organisation, then this is for you!
Maybe you already know this, but most directors don’t. Your organisation must have a Company Secretary. Most of the time, unless you appoint another person, the responsibilities of this role end up being added to your own responsibilities as a Chief Executive, making you the Company Secretary.
There are specific practices you need to consider as a CS to comply with the Company Act:
Board meetings
General Meetings
Articles of Association
General Compliance
Statutory Registers
Report and Accounts
Member Communications
Acquisitions and Disposals
Corporate Governance
Company Seal
Registered Office
Subsidiary Companies
However, there are detailed best practices for each of them. For example, did you know that it is required to maintain printed and signed records of meetings with the Board for the last 7 years, including those conducted by previous directors?
This is just a small example of everything involved. But don’t worry if this is new to you or if you are unsure about what exactly you need to be looking at. We’ve got you covered.
Attend The Role of the Company Secretary Masterclass where Brenda will share key information so you develop a good understanding of this role and how to successfully fulfil these responsibilities.
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