CLE-TV: Corporate Procedures 2018 (I): Incorporating & Organizing a Society

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Your step-by-step guide to corporate filings and record keeping under the BC Societies Act.

—Rebroadcast—
Last Kick at the Can 2018
Tuesday, December 4, 2018
9:00 am - 10:00 am via webinar

(Original Course Date: April 17, 2018)

Who should attend: Corporate paralegals and legal support staff, articling students and all those who advise, volunteer for, or work with charities or not-for-profits: specifically lawyers, directors and officers, executive directors, accountants, and trustees.

Learning level: Fundamental/Intermediate

Do you need to incorporate a new society in BC but don't know where to begin? In this course, experienced faculty will guide you through the preparation and filing of documents and provide you with checklists, tips, prescribed forms, and precedents.

You will learn about:

naming a society
considerations on drafting for future operations
drafting the documents required to incorporate
on-boarding and Societies Online
organizing — matters to be considered and completed at your first Board meeting
setting up your Society for a successful first year of operation

Join us to find out the information that you need to gather, issues you need to consider, and documents that you need to prepare.

This is the first course in this year's three-part Corporate Procedures 2018 Series: Working with BC Societies. Other courses in the series are:

II. Maintaining a Society
III. Transitioning an Existing Society

Law Society of BC CPD Hours: 1 hour (this course will NOT involve any professional responsibility and ethics, client care and relations, and/or practice management)

Course Chair
Julia Kadow — Corporate Services Supervisor, Alexander Holburn Beaudin + Lang LLP, Vancouver

Pricing	Last Kick at the Can Rebroadcast
Rebroadcast	$99
Registration includes an electronic copy of the reference materials. Please note: The CPD hours of the rebroadcast may differ from the CPD hours of the original, live program.

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CLEBC Program Lawyer*
Genevieve Chang
gchang@cle.bc.ca
*non-practising

Course Chair
Julia Kadow — Corporate Services Supervisor, Alexander Holburn Beaudin + Lang LLP, Vancouver

About the Course Chair
Julia Kadow is the Corporate Services Supervisor at Alexander Holburn Beaudin + Lang LLP. She is involved in the support document drafting for all of the major transaction matters for their clients including purchasing a business or assets, restructuring of corporate entities and incorporation of new entities.
She provides support for their Not-for-Profit/Society clients. She is the liaison for the Corporate Commercial practice with the BC Registrar of Companies and at Corporations Canada. She has also been a presenter for the Continuing Legal Education Society of BC seminars for both lawyers and other legal support staff. Julia also works with the lawyers to review and implement statutory changes that affect their business.
She also manages the corporate records department in regards to administrative matters and work distribution.

Julia has two Bachelor degrees from the University of BC: the first in History with a minor in International Relations, the second in Religious Studies with a minor in Classical Studies. Julia obtained her Paralegal Certificate from Capilano University in 2006.
She has worked in many industries including retail, restaurant and hospitality, and most recently, before joining the legal world, she worked for two years for one of the largest mining conglomerates in the world.

Faculty
Sarah Fitzpatrick is an associate in the Social impact group and practices in the areas of charities, not-for-profits, estate planning, and business law. She povides general advice to charities, not-for-profit organizations and trusts, and assists clients in realizing their estate planning goals.
Sarah counsels charities and not-for-profit clients on governance, regulatory compliance, and gift planning. She assists clients with general corporate legal matters including major business contracts, transactions, and restructuring. Sarah also has an active estates and trusts practice that includes estate planning, estate administration, and advice to trustees.
She is a current member of the exectuive of the CBA, Charities and Not-for-Profit Law Subsection.

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