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The AIM Listed Company & the Non-Executive Director / Chairman 18 April, 2008

Posted by Simon Webber in AIM, Board Member, Chairman, Corporate Finance, Corporate Governance, NED, Non-Executive Directors, PLUS, Simon Webber, VC, Venture Capital, aim-listed, director, float, fund raising, growing company, idsquared, investment, investor, listed, nec, non-exec, non-execs, non-executive, non-executive director, non-executive director recruitment, nxd, private equity, recruitment, register, small company, unquoted, vc-backed.
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IDsquared offers a choice of Non-Executive Directors with considerable experience of AIM, and also expertise and assitance in making the appointment.  Being listed on AIM brings many advantages to a company but it is also carries onerous responsibilities and corporate governance is higher than ever on the agenda. 

We found IDsquared reacted swiftly and effectively in finding an appropriate Non-Executive Chairman for an overseas oil company looking to list on AIM.”
Nick Harriss -  Blomfield Corporate Finance

At IDsquared, we have a large number of Non-Executive Directors who have either taken a company through the process of listing, or who have a portfolio of currently listed Directorships from which they draw their experience.  They know their way around the AIM rules, they know how to work most productively with the various advisors and, they know their way around the investors in the City, throughout the UK and worldwide.

For companies considering an AIM listing, the guidance from the London Stock Exchange suggests that 2-3 years before listing  they “review management information systems and operational and compliance controls” and 1-2 years before listing they “adopt ‘best practice’ corporate governance standards”.  It really is never too early to begin preparations.

Whether you are currently AIM listed, considering a listing, or interested in finding a new Diretorship, please give us a call or drop us an e-mail so that we can discuss your needs.

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