Board of directors 101
How to successfully work with your board of directors
How to successfully work with your board of directors
The Board of Directors of a company are the people elected by the stockholders to be responsible for the management of the company.
Departing Directors Board members tend to stay with companies for a relatively long time, but, like employees, sometimes it makes sense for a board member to leave. Here is what I…
If your company is a Delaware corporation, you need a board of directors. Delaware law provides that the business and affairs of every Delaware corporation shall be managed by or…
The Board of Directors is a key pipeline for resources for any US nonprofit organization. Most nonprofits do not pay Board members for their service, so organizations rely upon dedicated…
Nonprofit organizations in the US often ask how big their Board of Directors should be. Boards that are too small can fall short of their goals or stagnate, but Boards…
Board minutes are a summary of what occurred at a meeting of the Board of Directors.
Many thanks to Al Browne for his contributions to this article. Whether you are a founder or venture investor sitting on the board of a portfolio company, you have fiduciary duties to…
Although the executive officers (such as the Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer) generally handle the day-to-day operations of the business, the board of directors is ultimately responsible for…
One of the best ways to assure your investors that your company is operating effectively is to have good governance practices in place. A well-functioning Board of Directors having regular meetings…
A Board of Directors can hold a meeting or a portion of the meeting with only non-employee directors, called an executive session.
An audit committee is a committee of a company’s board of directors that is delegated the responsibility to oversee financial reporting and disclosure.
In a volatile market, companies may see their stock value drop significantly. This can result in employees and other service providers holding stock options that are “underwater” or “out of…
As a result of changes in US law, most newly formed companies, as well as many existing companies, will need to comply with the beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting rule
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