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The duties and responsibilities of the company secretary are calling to meeting, recording minutes of the meeting, executive of agreement, contract, and resolution.
Secretary of the meeting. Secretary of the Board Meeting
Yes, "chair" can be a verb, meaning to preside over a meeting or act as the chairperson. For example, "She will chair the committee meeting."
Generally, that is what they say. Depending on how formal the club is, there may be a sergeant at arms (acts much like a bailiff in a courtroom) who introduces the president or chair of the organization. But not all meetings do it this way. Then the president or chair may give an introduction and then they state that they are calling the meeting to order. From there, they might call the secretary to read the minutes of the last meeting. And then someone makes a motion to accept the minutes as read and someone seconds. Then the chair continues onto asking the secretary if there is new business. From there, the floor is often opened for discussion of the new items, and if anything that is discussed needs a vote, then that is done.
the secretary writes the minuites of the meeting
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manager is in the meeting how secretary answer the phone
The AGM is normally conducted by the Chair of the organisation. Minutes of the meeting should be taken by the Secretary. A typical AGM agenda will cover the following items:Opening remarks/WelcomeApologiesMinutes of previous AGMMatters arising from the MinutesPresentation of Annual Report (Chair/Secretary)Adoption of Annual ReportPresentation of Accounts (Treasurer)Adoption of AccountsAppointment of Auditors/Independent ExaminerElection of Management Committee/Office BearersMotions to be put to the AGMAny Other Competent BusinessClosing remarks
This is a web page having the duties and responsibilities of a secretary http://www.readycompanies.com/Secretary-Responsibility.htm
The past tense of chair(s) (as in to chair a meeting) is chaired.
Your governing documents should clearly state what is expected from the Secretary. Generally, your responsibilities include drafting board meeting minutes, circulating them among the board members before sending them to the membership, and making them available to anyone legally allowed to read them. Board meeting minutes are the written history of the association's business affairs.
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