How to Tell The Difference Between a Director and a Shareholder!

Have you ever wondered what the differences are between being a director and being a shareholder within a company?

Well, in this episode, Jeremy Iannuzzelli paints a solid line between the two and discusses the differences between them.

One is more of a hands-on role in terms of the day-to-day of the business, and the other is more of a passive role.

Each has their own perks attached to them, but it's important to know which role would suit you better.

It's always a smart move to talk to professionals in order for you to get a full grasp of the implications of either being a director or a shareholder.

Education is always the first step to making good, informed decisions...

And that is what this episode is all about! So to find out what the key differences are between the two, tune in to this episode today!

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