Is there a formal structure to a public company annual meeting?
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All meetings of this kind are held in accordance with Roberts Rules of Order. The agenda is old business, new business, treaurers report, etc.
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There are many standards of paper sizes and fold them. Also for any particular size different organisation has different format.\nFor details see the links below.
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The structure is how the database will be organised and the content is the actual data.
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You would know if you owned stocks (company ownership) Each year the board of directors makes changes to the companies charter and all owners (stockholders) have to vote. You would be receiving a proxy for your shares.
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The meeting is always called to order first, then roll call. Then review and approval of the agenda, then approval of the minutes.  You fill in the middle part, with new business and old business, and then end with the official adjournment.\nI've included a link to Robert's Rules of Order where you can look up all the meeting rules.
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Go to www.monster.com and search "meeting planner" - read the job descriptions that come up, and you'll have an idea.  Then, Google "meeting planner" and "professional society/association" and you'll probably find one.
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Minutes for Extraordinary Meetings are kept by the corporate secretary.  They are not available to the general public and are only available to those who are shareholders.  If you are a shareholder, check with the corporate secretary.
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Corporate governance would be top of the list, without a doubt.\n\nThere are lots of conferences on this area.
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Articles of incorporation are legal documents filed with the state of organization. State statutes provide the forms necessary to complete these and have very strict standards and requirements to complete the forms.\n\nBylaws, corporate charters, company polices, etc, are internal documents in which the managing members, or "owners", agree to.\n\nTo establish Bylaws the company should first be incorporated or organized in the respective state of business. Then, the bylaws should be compiled by the members. Once the bylaws are agreed upon and approved by the majority of members (or unanimously as may be required by some states), the members should all sign the bylaws. Be sure to include in your bylaws provisions for allowing the bylaws to be changed or ammended in the future, otherwise, you're forced to live by them until the organization is dissolved.\n\nIf you feel this answer was sufficient, please vote it best answer. Thank you!
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Do a search online for that information. Or contact the company and ask them directly. Most companies provide financial reports for public review.
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If you go to the company website, you should find what you need in their investor relations pages.  Otherwise, they might have their latest annual report online, which you can check too.\n\nFailing that, if it is a public company, you can search their filings to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) at SEC.GOV.  They have a database called Edgar where they keep all filings, which are public record.\n\nIf it is a private company, try www.hoovers.com.  They have some free information, which could include basics like the officers names.  Most other information costs money though.
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To be a publicly traded company, there are many rules you must follow that are set by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Some of these rules cover the company's activites several months prior to the initial public offering (IPO).
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A church typically prints out an annual report which is distributed at the annual congregational meeting. Detailed financial information is provided at that time, within the report. Ask the church office when the annual meeting is scheduled on the calendar.
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Most of their deferred income plan website is in PDF format. It depends on what the job(s) are. \nhttp://www.lacers.org/\nhttp://www.lacity.org/pen/\n\nIf you want the links for all US Public Employees Retirement System:\nhttp://www.xpdnc.com/links/bnftgpen.html
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There are no set rules.  The S&P Index Committee has the final say based on their own criteria.  If you want the full explanation, it is here:\n\nhttp://www.ifa.com/Media/Images/PDF%20files/SP500_Rules_GeneralCriteria.pdf\n\nIt is an easy read.\n\n.
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Check http://office.microsoft.com. There's about a million templates for everything you could imagine there. The link below may not format right but if it does, I ran a search for "meeting minutes" and got a big long list of results. if the link does not work, just go to http://office.microsoft.com and search for it!