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Officers & Directors Disclosure

For a basic overview of rules and regulations, disclosure laws, insiders and their SEC regulations – required reading for every member of your board. To ensure that nobody makes any errors and supply an important bridge until the clear lack of knowledge gap is filled in, download our BOD Instruction manual.

Officers and Directors Disclosure Strategy

For a basic overview of rules and regulations, disclosure laws, insiders and their SEC regulations – required reading for every member of your board. To ensure that nobody makes any errors and supply an important bridge until the clear lack of knowledge gap is filled in, download our BOD Instruction manual. This seven page white paper addresses questions such as:

A recommended Insider information disclosure strategy for distribution to the Board and to be adhered to closely by the Company; this will prevent improper information dissemination.
As for as Insider Trading, and associates of insiders and their stock buying rules, the paper covers theory behind establishing a 10b5-1 plan.
a list of questions that a company might want to consider to “help” their board members and executive officers stay well within the SEC guidelines.

First is a recommended Insider information disclosure strategy for distribution to the Board and to be adhered to closely by the Company; this will prevent improper information dissemination.

Your company is committed to fair disclosure of information to its shareholders, the financial community, and the public.

Your company and its management team believe it is in your company's best interest to maintain an active and open communication with shareholders and potential investors regarding Your company’ historical performance and future prospects. Your company can create shareholder value by publicly articulating its strategies, business strengths, and growth opportunities. The company is also aware of its need for confidentiality about details of key business and operating strategies.

Standard Communications

Your company periodically and regularly communicates with its shareholders and other members of the investment community about its business operations. The company does so both through press releases and through telecommunications. Those communications, which are available to all interested persons, include:

A quarterly press release that discloses your company’s sales and earnings for the prior quarter and the company's fiscal year to date, and generally provides other information relating to those sales and earnings and operating results
A discussion of your company's Business Outlook and Discussion of Financial Results containing its current outlook, which will be posted on your company's Web site simultaneously with its quarterly press release
A quarterly conference call open to financial analysts, the media and the public (through simultaneous webcast in listen-only mode) that discusses the quarterly financial results and provides outlook information
A playback of the quarterly conference call, which will be made available on the company Web site.

In addition to these periodic communications, your company may have conference calls or other communications, such as webcasts, or Web site postings in which the company will disclose new developments in its business and operations. Your company will have these additional communications if events warrant that type of additional communications with its shareholders and other members of the investment community, and the company determines the communication to be appropriate.

Analyst Communications

Your company anticipates participating in conferences sponsored by securities firms, and other investor conferences.

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