incorporator

Forms a company

An incorporator is a person who establishes a corporation by filing the necessary legal documents with the state.

The incorporator signs the articles of incorporation and handles initial organizational tasks—appointing directors, adopting bylaws—before the corporation begins operating.

Most states require at least one incorporator, who need not become an officer or shareholder: The attorney served as incorporator for the new business.

founder

originator

One who initiates

promoter · founding member · principal · architect · instigator · initiator · pioneer · entrepreneur · signatory

legal

bylaws

Organization's internal regulations

EIN · legal entity · compliance · jurisdiction · notary public · due diligence · liability · fiduciary duty · authorized representative

entity-types

S-corp

Tax-elected small business entity

subsidiary · partnership · sole proprietorship · cooperative · joint venture

formation

stock certificate

Proof of corporate ownership

Opposites
corporate lifecycle role

incorporatorliquidator

One who dissolves entities

dissolver · receiver · dismantler · closer · terminator

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