yes.Are you called a partner?
If you own 49% are you still a partner and/or a business owner?
It completely depends on whether you're active or passive. And even then, who says partners are active or passive? When I started at Goldman in 1993, active managers were called Partners and retired managers were called Limited Partners. You need to be more specific with your question.Are you called a partner?
If you own 49% are you still a partner and/or a business owner?
Yep. It's not that complicated.If the company is a partnership, you’re a partner. If it’s a corporation, you’re a shareholder. If it’s a limited liability company, you’re a member.
Heh.If the company is a partnership, you’re a partner. If it’s a corporation, you’re a shareholder. If it’s a limited liability company, you’re a member.
Yup, VP is meaningless any more.If you work at a bank once you get promoted to a certain pay scale you are a vice president....
My sisters group has like 15 vice presidenta....of what no one really knows.
So basically say whatever you want
At one point my company used the VP designation for signing authority and about 164 of the 220 employees in my office were VPs.Ned said:Yup, VP is meaningless any more.