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I will draft a board governance charter and committee terms
Licensed US Attorney, Premium Corporate Governance and Compliance
Hi, I am Jane Carol Norman (Bar #66998), a licensed U.S. attorney specializing in corporate governance, compliance, and risk management. I help startups, SMEs, and enterprise clients protect their ass...
About this Gig
A highly functioning Board of Directors requires precise legal boundaries. Without a formal Board Governance Charter, decision-making becomes chaotic and exposes your company to significant legal risk.
As a licensed U.S. attorney (Bar #66998), I draft premium, Wall Street-grade board governance materials for growing companies, startups, and established enterprises.
My drafting services cover:
Board structure, composition, and independence criteria
Fiduciary duties of directors
Meeting procedures, voting, and quorums
Committee Terms of Reference (Audit, Compensation, Nominating)
Performance evaluation protocols
Set your board up for success with documents that project authority, satisfy investors, and align with corporate law standards. I ensure your leadership framework is legally sound and optimized for corporate growth. Send me a message via Fiverr to discuss your board's structure!
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
Target country:
United States
Document type:
Letter of appeal
Agreement type:
Service agreement
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License agreement
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FAQ
What is the difference between Bylaws and a Board Charter?
Bylaws are high-level rules of the corporation, while a Board Charter focuses specifically on how the board and its committees function day-to-day.
What are "Terms of Reference"?
They are specific mandates defining the scope, authority, and duties of a sub-committee, such as an Audit or Compensation committee.
Will this help me secure investors?
Yes. Institutional investors and VCs expect mature corporate governance documents before injecting capital into a company.
Can you draft a charter for an Advisory Board?
Absolutely. Just specify that your board is advisory (non-fiduciary) in your order requirements, and I will tailor it accordingly.
What details do you require to begin?
I will need your company's jurisdiction, current board size, committee needs, and any specific investor requirements you must meet via the order questionnaire.
