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Board Meetings

What is Board Meetings?

A meeting of the Board of Directors is an ideal opportunity to ensure that all-important stakeholders are on the same page. To lead an effective board meeting, you must first understand the Board's functions, the meeting's objectives, and the essential board communication before and during the session. Board meetings must be focused, productive, and fast to foster the most excellent possible collaboration among stakeholders to make meaningful choices about the Company's future. This essay will cover all you need to know about conducting an effective board meeting. Additionally, we've included some templates, so keep an eye out for those!

How to conduct a meeting of the Board of directors

As is the case with anything, preparedness is critical!


Specific standard procedures must always occur at board meetings, including the following:

STEP-1:

Bringing the gathering to a close,

STEP -2:

Creating and revising an agenda,

STEP-3:

Ensuring that a recorder is present and that minutes are taken,

STEP-4:

Reviewing and approving prior meeting minutes

STEP-5:

When necessary, introducing motions and voting on things.

STEP-6:

Adjournment.

STEP-7:

There are numerous additional critical stages to conducting an effective board meeting. Adhere to these simple suggestions to ensure that your board meeting works successfully! We recognise the importance of capital for companies. We provide comprehensive transparency and low-cost services to startups.
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Minimum two directors
Minimum two shareholders
At least one director should be from India
Maximum 200 shareholders

Documents Required

PAN CARD

Need Pan Card of all Shareholders and Directors, Foreign Directors must be required a valid Passport with validated or apostilled

PHOTOGRAPH

Updated Passport size photos of all Participators / Shareholders and Directors.

IDENTITY PROOF

Need identity proof: - Aadhar Card/ Voter ID/Passport/ Driving License of all Shareholders and Directors.

ADDRESS PROOF

Updated Electricity Bill/ Telephone Bill / Bank Account Statement of all Shareholders & Directors.

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Rent agreement

Valid Rent agreement, Utility bills:- telephone bill, electricity bill, and municipal (It should be last 2 Months) NOC From Owner.

NOC From Owner.

Post Company Registration Requirements?

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GST Registration

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