Your director
in Australia.
Resident director appointments for international groups, whether you are setting up in Australia or replacing a local director. Backed by Reservoir Legal.
Discuss your Australian directorshipOne director must ordinarily reside in Australia.
Every Australian proprietary company must have at least one director who ordinarily resides in Australia (s 201A Corporations Act 2001). For international groups, that often means appointing someone from outside the group.
What the role involvesYou are setting up in Australia
Your new Australian company needs a resident director from the day it is registered.
You need a new Australian director
Your current local director is stepping down or leaving Australia, and the board needs a replacement.
More than a name on a register.
From first conversation to appointment
Initial conversation
We discuss your group, your plans for Australia and your timetable.
Proposal
We confirm the scope of the role and provide a fee quote.
Checks and engagement
ID document checks, an engagement letter and the right indemnity and insurance arrangements.
Appointment
We are appointed as director and support the board from day one.
Direct access to a senior director
She sits on the boards of Australian subsidiaries of international groups as a non-executive and resident director. Her current boards span technology, consumer products, professional services and international trade. She brings many years of legal, governance and commercial experience working with international groups.
We work with international groups from the United States, the United Kingdom, Europe, the Nordics and Asia-Pacific.
Backed by Reservoir Legal
Australian Resident Directors is a registered business name of Reservoir Legal Pty Ltd, a Sydney legal and governance practice. For company set-up, company secretarial support or legal advice, Reservoir Legal can help.
Need an Australian director?
Whether you are setting up in Australia or replacing a resident director, we would be glad to talk.
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