Corporate Meetings

The video discusses the role and frequency of corporate meetings for shareholders and directors. It explains that meetings are typically held annually, but written consent can be used as an alternative. Larger corporations may have routine monthly meetings, and special meetings can be called for urgent matters.

What is one alternative to holding a corporate meeting for decision-making?

• Video conferencing

• Written consent

• Phone calls

• Email discussions

How often do shareholders and directors typically meet?

• Bi-annually

• Annually

• Quarterly

• Monthly

In what situation might a special purpose meeting be called?

• To address urgent issues

• To plan annual events

• To discuss routine matters

• To celebrate company achievements

What type of meetings might directors in larger corporations have more frequently?

• Quarterly meetings

• Weekly meetings

• Annual meetings

• Monthly meetings

Why might a corporation choose to have routine meetings?

• To avoid written consent

• To reduce the number of emails

• To ensure regular communication

• To celebrate employee birthdays