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Who is the head of the corporation?
A CEO (Corporate Executive Officer) is the head of a corporation.
What does 'bind the corporation' mean?
Legally sign documents as a corporate officer
What is a corporate CEO?
A corporate CEO is the Cheif Executive Officer of a corportation. The Board of Directors of the corporation will elect the CEO.
Can a vice president be a treasurer in a corporation?
Are you talking about the Vice President of the United States, or the vice president of a corporation? The Vice President of the United States cannot be an officer of a corporation while serving as Vice President. He or she can be a corporate officer before becoming Vice President, as Dick Cheney was, and the vice president can become a corporate officer after leaving office, but while serving as vice president the Vice President can't be a corporate officer. Vice presidents of corporations are, by definition, corporate officers.
What is the procedure for an executive for lifting a corporate veil?
Executives don't nessasarilarly have any corporate authority (authority to bind the corp). Officers of the corporation in pursuit of their duties to it do. Anything the executive does personnally, or signs for personally not as an officer of the corporation, doesn't have corporate protection...it is done indivdually. Anything the corporation does for itself has corporate protection.
Can non attorney officer of corporation file an answer on behalf of corporation?
Yes. The "officers" of a corporate entity are authorized to 'speak' for the corportation whether they are an attorney or not.
Does a corp officer in NJ required to pay workers comp if he does not get paid?
Corporate officers have no individual liability. The corporation pay what it must.
How do a corporation purchase a residential property?
The corporate board votes to authorize the company, through its officers, to purchase a property. The officers obtain the necessary financing for the transaction and designate an authorized officer to sign any necessary papers. A certificate from the corporate clerk may be required to authorize a third-party loan to the corporation or even for seller financing, including representations that the transaction is authorized by the board. The corporate attorney or officer then works with the sellers to craft the necessary deed naming the corporation as the grantor, to obtain title insurance, and all the ordinary acts of buying a property.
What corporations did Honeycutt work for from 1987 to 1995?
Computer Sciences Corporation, 1987-1993, corporate vice president; 1993-2003, president; 1993-1995, chief operating officer; 1995-, chief executive officer and chairman of the board.
Can an officer of a corporation be sued personally y signing a lease as the officer of the corporation?
Generally, an officer of a corporation can be held personally liable for obligations under a lease if they personally guaranteed the lease or if there are specific legal exceptions, such as fraud or misrepresentation. Simply signing a lease as an officer does not typically expose them to personal liability if they acted within the scope of their corporate role. However, the exact circumstances and state laws can affect liability, so it's advisable to review the lease terms and consult legal counsel for specific situations.
Can a personal garnishment be placed against a corporation if you are an officer of that corporation?
No.
What are the responsibilities of the chief procurement officer in a corporate setting?
Aside from procurement, the chief procurement officers handle sourcing and material supply management for a corporation or enterprise. In short, they manage the inventory.
