Experienced investor says: “install good governance.”
Posted: December 12, 2021 // Author: Board Originator Ltd.
Responsible investors think governance is essential for start-up firms, and early-stage firms.
Kieran O’Gorman, experienced private Investor, told us that in his personal opinion:
“getting the right governance structure in place at outset, in a cost-efficient manner, is imperative.”
We agree. Getting good governance in place, when a firm starts out, just makes sense. What specifically do SME founders stand to gain from appropriate governance?
Kieran summed it up nicely:
“Board Originator Ltd helps founders install good governance in a time-efficient and cost-effective manner,…
… enabling them to maximise their focus on development activities.”
We agree. Founders of small firms need time freed up to be innovative and pioneering. They need automated governance like clockwork, behind the scenes, so they can focus on innovating, designing, testing and bringing products to market.
Kieran went on to tell us that automation is the way forward – because it’s a time-saver. We certainly agree. What else is critical to achieving success, when running an SME? This experienced Investor shared with us:
“…keep shareholders engaged, management teams aligned, and avoid difficulties as the company scales.”
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