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Learn how to appoint a company secretary in the UK. Discover who qualifies, legal steps, and how Companies MadeSimple can help you stay compliant.
Discover how RubinoWilson is reshaping metal fabrication through mentoring, inclusion and craft, creating safer spaces and new opportunities for women in industry.
Learn how to remove a company secretary correctly. Understand the legal process, notify Companies House, and update your company records.
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Duchesse Kala-Kala is the founder of Duchesse Recruitment, a boutique agency built on trust, relationships, and values-led decision making. This case study explores her journey into entrepreneurship, the lessons learned along the way, and how her lived experience has shaped the way she builds businesses today.
Sophia Handschuh is the founder of Sourdough Sophia, a bakery business that began during lockdown and has since grown into a multi-site operation rooted in quality, care, and community trust. In this case study, Sophia reflects on building a business from the ground up, the realities of leadership as the business grew, and why staying close to her values has mattered just as much as growth itself.
You can form a company at any time. But, as we progress well into the summer months, we thought we’d explore why summer is a particularly good time to form a business. If you have the entrepreneurial spirit within you – it’s an ideal time to start trading.
After forming a UK limited company you may notice that you start receiving mail at your registered office. Some of this is warranted; important mail from government bodies such as Companies House and HM Revenue & Customs for example. But some of it may be sales orientated or even fraudulent. So why does this occur?
Are you considering forming a Private Company Limited by Guarantee (a good model for non-profit making organisations)? Great. In this blog post we’ll look at the information you need to get the company started.