Add directors to company online with some easy steps for startup company or business. BESTCASERVICES will help you in appointing or removing directors to your company. Director of a company is a person elected by the shareholders for managing the affairs of the company as per the Memorandum of Association and Articles of Association of the company. Since a company is an artificial judicial person created by law, it can only act through the agency of natural persons. Thus, only living persons can be Directors of a company and the management of a company is entrusted to the Board of Directors.
Appointment of Directors to a company can be required for a company from time to time based on the requirements of the shareholders of the business. Adding new members to a corporate board of directors always requires the approval of the corporation's shareholders.
To add a director in company , the person proposing to become a Director must obtain a digital signature certificate (DSC) and director identification number (DIN). DIN can be obtained for any person who is above the age of 18. The nationality or residency status of the DIN applicant does not matters. Hence, Indian Nationals, Non-Resident Indians and Foreign Nationals can obtain DIN and be appointed as Director of a company in India.
Managing Director
Managing Director is an Alternative term for chief executive officer (CEO). The managing director of a company is the most important working director, and is in charge of the way the company is managed. In technical terms, Managing Director is who by virtue of Articles of Association of a company or an agreement with the company or a resolution passed in its general meeting, or by its Board of Directors, is entrusted with substantial powers of managed of affairs of the company.
Executive DirectorExecutive Director is a working director of an organization who is also its full-time employee, and has a specified decision making role as director of finance, marketing, operations, etc., on an on-going basis. Hence, executive directors are deeply involved with the management of the company and managing affairs of the company. The standard of care required from executive directors is much higher than that required from non-executive directors, but both types of directors are equally liable under tax laws. Also called inside director or internal director.
Additional DirectorAdditional Director is someone appointed by the Board of Directors between two annual general meetings subject to the provisions of the Articles of Association of a company. Additional Director is who shall hold office up to the date of the next annual general meeting or the last date on which the annual general meeting should have been held, whichever is earlier. Additionally, he will have to vacate the office, if and when the original Director returns.
Ordinary DirectorOrdinary Director means a simple Director who attends the Board Meetings of a company and participates in the matters put before the Board of Directors. These Directors are neither whole-time Directors or Managing Directors. They are not regularly involved in day to day operations of a Company.
Registered Office ChangeA change to the registered business office address can be required due to various reasons. Further, the formalities and process for changing the Registered Office of the Company or LLP will depend on if the Company or LLP is changing address within the same city/town/village or if the Company is changing address between city/town/village of if the Company is changing the Registered Office between States.
Alternate DirectorAlternate Director is someone appointed by the Board of Directors in a general meeting to act for a Director called the original director during his/her absence for a period of not less than three months. Generally, alternate Director are appointed for a person who is a Non-Resident Indian or Foreign Collaborators of a company
The company will hold a Board Meeting by giving seven days of clear notice (Clear notice means 21 days notice excluding the day on which the notice was sent and received.
When the Board meets, they will discuss amongst themselves and decide whether to accept the resignation or not.
Once the Board accepts the resignation of the director they will pass a Board resolution accepting the resignation in the following format:
As per section 167 of the Companies Act, 2013 if a Director does not attend a Board Meeting for 12 months, starting from the day on which he was absent at the first board meeting even after giving due notice for all the meetings, it will be deemed that he has vacated the office and a Form DIR – 12 will be filed on his name and his name will b removed from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.