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an indepenedent director
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Who receives money in a firm?
Someone who receives money in a firm is called a treasurer
Which company invests on your behalf?
A company that invests on your behalf is called a brokerage firm or investment firm.
What is it called when you work for someone?
Employee
The unique combination of resources experiences and expertise within a particular firm is called what?
The unique combination of resources, experiences, and expertise within a particular firm is called
What is the difference between Chief executive officer and managing director?
The difference is that a CEO is a mere employee of the Company while the MD is a Director of the Company and must assume the role and duties of a Director as laid down in Legislation. The MD must sit on the Board of a Company while a CEO may sit on the Board.
Is it right to address a partner as director in a partnership firm?
he can be called as a director ....but if the other partners consent is received for him to represent them as a director.....
What duties did Brock as a director owe to firm body?
Heheh firm.
How a director is an agent of shareholders?
The shareholders are the owners of the company. The director, as an employee of the company, is therefore indirectly an employee/agent of the shareholders.
What is the antonyms of director?
employee, worker
Is an ordinary employee in the board of directors considered as an executive director or non-executive director?
An ordinary employee would be?æconsidered a non executive director. People who are in management are considered to be executive in nature.
Who works in an office?
A clerk, director, cleaner an employee
Is a director considered an employee within a company?
Yes, a director is considered an employee within a company as they are typically hired by the company to oversee its operations and make strategic decisions.
Can a consultant be regarded as an employee of a given firm?
It will depend on how the individual presented themselves. In most cases they will be considered an agent of the firm.
What type of companies would require an accounting director associated with their firm?
Many companies would require an accounting director associated with their firm. Typically, any large companies of over 100 employees would have a separate accounting department, which would have a director.
How much does a director in a big 4 accounting firm make?
I'm a Director at Big 4 and with bonus over $200k
Can a director of a non profit corporation also be an employee of he company?
Yes.
What is Senior manager who oversees the use of IT in the firm is called?
The Senior Manager who oversees the use of IT in a firm is typically called an IT Director or IT Manager. They are responsible for managing the IT infrastructure, systems, and operations within the organization, ensuring that technology is effectively used to meet business goals and objectives.
