A director is a person formally appointed to a company's governing or management body. Titles, duties, representation powers, and personal liability vary by company form and jurisdiction.
Some systems separate supervisory and management boards. Others use one board, and local-language titles may not map perfectly to director.
Registry appointment does not always grant sole signing authority. Check representation rules, joint-signature conditions, and current appointment dates.
This page explains the shared concept. National legal effects may differ. Check official records before acting.
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