Corporation question

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Hi can someone help me?

I am 1 of 4 owners at a corporation in California. Unfortunately due to personal reasons I am unable to go into the office every day. I would like someone to be my voice there acting as my agent. This person would have the job duties I would have and would communicate with me daily and meet with me daily, but not in the office because I am unable to be there. I would like this person to be acting on my behalf until my situation changes. Is this possible and what documents would I need to sign and what is the title I would give this person.

thanks

We call these people employees. Hire one.

Yes I would be hiring this person but I wasn't sure what the exact title would be to hire them under. Acting agent for owner? I don't think there is a job title like that correct? Also I don't want the other owners to disrespect the person I hire because they are not me and don't see the person I hire as an extension of me, so I thought there would be something I could do too ensure that the person I hire is protected in that way.

mark1212 said:

Yes I would be hiring this person but I wasn't sure what the exact title would be to hire them under. Acting agent for owner? I don't think there is a job title like that correct? Also I don't want the other owners to disrespect the person I hire because they are not me and don't see the person I hire as an extension of me, so I thought there would be something I could do too ensure that the person I hire is protected in that way.

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Give them whatever title you want. As far as conducting the business they don't really need one. You can work that out with them. You should already have a registered agent (it might be you) that any LAWSUITS would be directed to. But, for day to day business, you can call them what you like.

I might suggest that there is information available to you as a small business owner that will help with educating you on running a business. You might start at the public library or here: http://www.csba.com/