What is the difference between a shareholder and a director?

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A shareholder of a company is the actual owner who owns a percentage of the equity shares and hence has part ownership of that company. A director on the other hand isn’t an actual owner but the elected representative of the company and its shareholders. The director makes major decisions and company policies.

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Xavier Keller

Xavier Keller is a senior consultant at OnDemand International (ODINT) with 10 years of experience in company formation and international business expansion. Throughout his career, Xavier has successfully assisted over 300 firms in setting up operations across multiple countries. His expertise in navigating the complexities of global markets makes him a trusted advisor for entrepreneurs and companies looking to expand beyond their borders.

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