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A title given to other senior managers of organisations, without their necessarily being formal directors in law. | A title given to other senior managers of organisations, without their necessarily being formal directors in law. | ||
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* [[Annual General Meeting]] | * [[Annual General Meeting]] | ||
* [[Annual report]] | * [[Annual report]] | ||
* [[Auditor]] | |||
* [[Board of directors]] | * [[Board of directors]] | ||
* [[C-suite]] | * [[C-suite]] | ||
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* [[Corporate governance]] | * [[Corporate governance]] | ||
* [[De facto director]] | * [[De facto director]] | ||
* [[Directors' duties]] | |||
* [[Directors' responsibilities statement]] | * [[Directors' responsibilities statement]] | ||
* [[EXCO]] | * [[EXCO]] | ||
* [[Fiduciary duty]] | * [[Fiduciary duty]] | ||
* [[Non-Executive Director]] | * [[Non-Executive Director]] | ||
* [[Senior independent director]] | |||
* [[Shadow director]] | * [[Shadow director]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:54, 4 May 2022
1. Company law.
A senior manager of a company elected by the shareholders under the company's formal constitution.
The directors are recorded at the companies registry and in certain formal documents including the annual report.
2. Organisational structure.
A title given to other senior managers of organisations, without their necessarily being formal directors in law.
