G. Corporate Officers
| Officers of a Company | The Directors of a Company appoints and hires Officer(s) to manage the day-to-day affairs of the company . Officer(s) handle all of the daily decisions required to run a business and the scope of their duties depends on the size of the company. |
| Officers of a Company, | A Company usually has the following officers: President carries out the most important functions, performing the more important responsibilities including signing contracts or developing strategies for the Company Vice-President (not required) assists the President when needed.Acting for the President, or assisting the President, as needed Secretary organizes corporate records and meetings; maintains the corporate records and correlates the organizational affairs of the Company Treasurer manages the financial affairs of the Company, ensuring the financial welfare of the Company from obtaining loans, to overseeing the accounting department.Large companies may delegate duties. *Officer positions of a small company are usually filled by a single person who will carry out all or most of these responsibilities. |