Free Webinar to Help Business Owners Understand Their Responsibilities as Company Directors

Whether you’re planning to launch a new business, have recently incorporated a company, or are already running a limited company, understanding your legal responsibilities is vital to long-term success.

To help business owners navigate these important requirements, a free online webinar, Running a Limited Company: What Every Director Needs to Know, will take place on Tuesday 28 July, from 12:00pm to 1:00pm.

Delivered in collaboration with Companies House, the session is designed to provide practical advice and guidance for both new and experienced company directors. It will explain the essential steps involved in setting up and managing a limited company, while helping attendees understand the legal obligations that come with becoming a director.

The webinar will cover a range of key topics, including the responsibilities of company directors, annual filing requirements, and how to remain compliant with Companies House regulations. Participants will also gain valuable insights into common compliance mistakes and discover how to avoid them, helping to protect their businesses from unnecessary issues.

In addition, the session will explore how strong governance practices can contribute to business growth, improve transparency, and strengthen accountability within an organisation.

The webinar will be presented by Henry Vaile, Principal Policy Advisor at Companies House, who brings extensive knowledge and experience in company law and compliance. His practical guidance will help attendees better understand their obligations and give them the confidence to run their companies effectively.

The event is free to attend, making it an excellent opportunity for entrepreneurs, start-ups, and established business owners to gain valuable knowledge directly from Companies House.

Whether you’re taking your first steps in business or looking to ensure your company remains compliant, this informative webinar offers practical advice that every company director should know.

Book your place here

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