Dear all, I am a parter of a partnership firm.can I use designation managing director in my visiting card.
From Bangladesh, Dhaka
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Legally there should not be a problem in having any designation. Nevertheless, check the provisions of company law in your country
From United+States, San+Francisco
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Dear Sir,
If you are a sole proprietor of your firm, you can be a "PROPRIETOR." If you are a partner in a partnership firm, you can be a "PARTNER or MANAGING PARTNER." If you are a Director and resolved in the board of directors meeting that you have been elected and declared as the managing director of the private limited company, you can be a MANAGING DIRECTOR. In your case, you have to be a Managing Partner only.
Regards,
V. Ganesan
From India, Chennai
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If you are a sole proprietor of your firm, you can be a "PROPRIETOR." If you are a partner in a partnership firm, you can be a "PARTNER or MANAGING PARTNER." If you are a Director and resolved in the board of directors meeting that you have been elected and declared as the managing director of the private limited company, you can be a MANAGING DIRECTOR. In your case, you have to be a Managing Partner only.
Regards,
V. Ganesan
From India, Chennai
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As rightly pointed out by Mr. Ganesan, the designation/terminology "Director" is typically used in Pvt./Public Ltd. companies and not in Partnership Firms. In a Partnership Firm, the term "Partner" is frequently used. Nevertheless, there is no law binding.
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