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Debra, Expert
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Debra, Expert
No.
The shareholder agreement is a contract between the shareholders so each shareholder has to sign the agreement.
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Debra, Expert
Yes he should not be signing as CEO as the CEO is the employee and why would he sign in that role?
Debra, Expert
The directors of the corporation sign for the corporation and not the shareholders or employees.
Debra, Expert
The CEO can then sign but not as the CEO.
I don't know which approach is best. You need your own lawyer to review your goals and then advise what is best based on your particular details.
Debra, Expert
He signs but doesn't sign saying he is the CEO after his name.
If you had a CEO that was not a director or shareholder but just an employee they would not sign, right?
Debra, Expert
I think it's fine. But you do need your own lawyer to assist with all of this.
It is complicated.