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Company Secretary
THOSE little jobs are so irksome that nobody would blame directors for concentrating on the big issues, those that affect the health of the firm - nobody, that is, apart from Her Majesty's Government.
Overlook those tedious tasks, miss a deadline or two, and a company can find itself with a criminal record and subject to a range of penalties.
But an increasing trend has seen businesses - especially groups of medium-sized and large enterprises - delegate company secretarial tasks for Suzanne Terry to keep watch over.
About 100 firms have trusted their company secretarial duties to Bond Pearce, from a paper multinational through power generators to a university spin-off.
Suzanne's team at lawyers Bond Pearce ensures compliance with the law. "We keep clients on the straight and narrow," Suzanne says.
"Everything we do is set down in law, like keeping registers up-to-date or ensuring accounts are submitted on time to Companies House.
"It's a comprehensive service - Bond Pearce becomes the company secretary. And it's part of the raft of company law services we provide.
"We think we've become very efficient, with smart software that works reliably. That means we offer better value for money than many law firms."
Bond Pearce's experts also nurture start-up enterprises, leading them through the legal requirements of company formation that can otherwise prove a baffling and time-consuming chore.
For further information please contact:
Suzanne Terry
+44 (0) 845 415 8465
