Ep3 - Shareholders Agreements

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A shareholders agreement is an essential must for all businesses. Ideally it should be in place from day one, but during this lockdown there is a perfect opportunity to bring your company documents up to speed.

In this episode Rob Boon explains why it is so important that every business should have one.

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