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Serving on the Board of a Norwegian Company: What You Need to Know!
Category: AmCham News
Serving on the Board of a Norwegian Company: What You Need to Know!
As an extension of AmCham’s Board Pairing Program with Badenoch + Clark and Simula, Badenoch + Clark offers internationally oriented AmCham members and partners an opportunity to learn about serving on Norwegian company boards. Held in collaboration with iStyrelsen, the informative webinar will cover everything from general expectations to important legal considerations.
Webinar Program
1. The role of the Board
2. How does the Limited Liability Companies Act affect the role of the board in terms of:
– Your obligation to to manage (Forvaltningsplikten)
– Your obligation to supervise (Tilsynsplikten)
– Your obligation to act (Handlingsplikten)
– Your obligation to request necessary information and initiate investigations
3. Your most important tool
– The control protocol
Interested in attending?
If you are interested in attending, please contact Badenoch + Clark’s Jan-Petter Westlie at jan-petter.westlie@badenochandclark.no. You will later receive necessary information to join the webinar.
Source: AmCham
Published: June 3, 2020