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There are rules and regulations in place that require The Board Administrators to maintain certain records for several purposes, including: accurate recollection of decisions; determination of eligibility to vote; continuity of policies and practices; and accountability of directors and officers The Board’s Administrator is responsible for ensuring that accurate and sufficient documentation exists to meet legal requirements, and to enable authorized persons to determine when, how, and by whom the board’s business

The accuracy, clarity, and completeness of the documents archived by a Board not only enhance the value of archives, but also improve the productivity of that Board. Your best tool is one that helps Directors, Board Members, Management and Administrators of your organization at the time of creation of the records and documents, such as the Document Archiving and File Structure features of The Aprio Boardroom. The adoption of a records-keeping system

As a board administrator, you are far too familiar with the difficulties in getting every director to the right place, at the right time, with the appropriate documentation ready for signature. That’s where the Aprio Boardroom comes to the rescue. It uses Digital Signature protocols as a powerful business tool, giving your board members the ability to complete and sign documents online. Contracts, non-disclosure agreements, and dozens of other business documents can