Built around how your organisation is governed.
A family holding, a listed company, a government-linked entity and a charity are governed by different rules, by different people, under different eyes. The platform is set up around yours: the bodies you actually have, the law you answer to, the committees your articles name, and the language your directors read.
Family groups
The board, the family council and the general assembly, around one charter. Amendments are voted by the assembly and weighted by shares, every family member confirms they have read the version in force, and the next generation inherits a record, not a dispute.
The family charter, every version kept
Amendments voted by the assembly, weighted by shares
Every family member confirms they have read it
Listed and Nomu companies
Audit and nomination committees run as bodies of their own, with their own meetings and packs. Board meetings are counted against the law, interests are declared on the item and kept in the register, and the record a listing, or a move up a market, asks you to show is already there.
Committees with their own meetings and packs
Board meetings counted against the law
Interests declared on the item and kept in the register
Non-profits
Board and assembly records in the form your regulator expects, elections with a clean trail, and written resolutions for the months the board cannot meet. Trustees who give their time get a portal that asks little of it.
Records in your regulator’s form
Elections with a clean trail
Written resolutions when the board cannot meet
Private companies
The same record, with less ceremony. Board meetings on schedule, minutes signed and kept, and resolutions by circulation when the board cannot meet, with the rules of your own country built in.
Board meetings on schedule
Minutes signed and kept
Resolutions when the board cannot meet
Government-linked entities
Boards appointed by the state answer to it. The record is kept in Arabic first, with English alongside; board and committee meetings are counted against the entity’s own governance rules; and every decision, vote and action leaves a trail the state auditor can follow. Each entity is hosted in its own country, apart from every other organisation.
Arabic first, English alongside
Meetings counted against your governance rules
A trail the state auditor can follow
See it with your own board in mind.
We take you through a full board cycle as your chair, a director and the secretary. Then we agree a package on the call.