In the intricate web of corporate governance, the roles of Non-Executive Directors (NEDs) and Company Secretaries are fundamental pillars, ensuring that organisations operate with integrity, compliance, and strategic foresight. However, the success of these roles hinges upon having the right individuals equipped with the necessary skills and competencies. At FluidRock, we recognize the critical importance …

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In the world of corporate governance, the role of the Company Secretary is often underestimated but profoundly influential. As the custodian of governance processes and procedures, the Company Secretary holds a pivotal position in ensuring transparency, compliance, and ethical conduct within organisations. A competent Company Secretary brings specialised expertise and knowledge in corporate law, governance …

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In the complex landscape of modern business, the role of Non-Executive Directors (NEDs) has become increasingly crucial. They stand as the guardians of governance, ensuring that companies navigate challenges with foresight and integrity. However, the importance of having the right NEDs cannot be overstated. They are vital in safeguarding your company’s future, and here’s why. …

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One could argue that the drafting of minutes is regarded as more of an art than a science.  In this article, we share practical tips to assist with what some consider to be the arduous and daunting task of minute-taking, and to optimise your time and approach towards the effective drafting of minutes.  Prepare properly …

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Taking minutes at meetings serves several important purposes, contributing to effective communication, documentation, and organizational accountability. Minutes serve as a written record of what transpired during a meeting. Here are some key reasons why it’s important to have minutes taken at meetings: 1. Record of decisions: Minutes provide a formal record of the decisions made …

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