The composition and authority of the committees of public companies are specified by the board of directors, applicable state and federal statutes, and regulations included in the listing standards of the national securities exchanges. However, all companies public and private typically divide board activities among committees to tap into the specialized expertise of its members. This program provides an overview of the different types of committees and how to best counsel each of them for maximum effectiveness.
As a result of this program, you will understand:
- Basic legal requirements relating to board committees
- Formation of standing committees
- Formation of special and other committees
- Counseling audit committees
- Counseling compensation committees
- Counseling nominating/corporate governance committees
Program materials include:
- Resolutions Establishing Audit Committee
- Resolutions Establishing Compensation Committee
- Resolutions Establishing Nominating Committee
- Audit Committee Charter
- Compensation Committee Charter
- Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee Charger
This program is included in the following series:
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