Webinar Video | Help! The manager is (also) a board member
Directorships raise many practical questions regarding labour law and social security, especially when such a directorship is combined with another function within the company, such as taking care of day-to-day management or fulfilling a role such as CFO or HR manager.
Also from a corporate law perspective, subjects such as a director’s duties and liabilities are high on many companies’ agenda.
That is why ALTIUS’ Employment Team and ALTIUS’ Corporate Team are presenting a joint webinar that addresses this topic from both angles. ALTIUS’ employment lawyers, Isabelle Timmerman, Astrid Caporali and Annabel Coopman and ALTIUS’ corporate lawyer Sheena Belmans, will guide you through this versatile topic during our next webinar.
Wish to re-watch this webinar? Feel free to email us at events@altius.com!
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