Welcome to Cphbusiness Students 12.04.2016. AGENDA 1.Election of moderator 2.Election of referent 3.The boards’ report 4.Budget and financial reporting.

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Welcome to Cphbusiness Students

AGENDA 1.Election of moderator 2.Election of referent 3.The boards’ report 4.Budget and financial reporting 5.Auditors’ observations of the accounts 6.Approval of financial statements 7.Approval of amendments to the formalities 8.Election of board members and alternates 9.Election of auditor(s) 10.Member topics 11.Optional

1. Election of moderator

2. Election of referent

3. The boards’ report  New slogan – ’Better Together’  New President and Vice president in February  The President resigned due to personal issues.  The Vice president resigned due to personal issues.  Lack of team work between the P and VP.  New Chairman was elected in August  New departments.  Culture -> Bars and Events.  No more cash at Friday bars.  New volunteers - Bye to old volunteers.  Charlotte – The Cphbusiness employee star.

4. Budget and financial reporting Income2016/2017 iZettle, Friday bar income Monso, Friday bar income Ticket sale Contribution, Cphbusiness Sponsorships Income in Total

Expenses2016/2017 E-conomics4.000 Fees, iZettle and Monso Meetings Studenterbolaget Loan, Cphbusiness Events Promotion Expenses in total

4. Budget and financial reporting  Budget for 2016/2017 will be laid for approval of the board in May Result2016/2017 Income in total Expenses in total Result in total20.000

4. Budget and financial reporting  The annual report: 1 July June 2015  Accountant: Carsten Blicher, PricewaterhouseCoopers

Income statement2014/ /2014 Contribution from Cphbusiness Events, income Events, expenses Events in total Office Meetings Transportation Other Annual result

Balance2014/ /2014 Assets Liquid assets Assets in total Liability Equity 1 July Retained earnings Equity 30 June Accounts payable Liability in total

5. Auditors’ observations of the accounts “The accounts must be to be more on top of things. The accounts for 2014/15 show the income and expenses roughly, but the allocation of the expenses is partly estimated. The Danish Bookkeeping Act is not fulfilled. There is no documentation for what the receipts relate to and there is a lack of receipts. Nor is there a proper bookkeeping.” Carsten Blicher State authorized public accountant PricewaterhouseCoopers

5. Auditors’ observations of the accounts  Actions and initiatives:  Financial advisor (Filip Lange, Ressource manager from København Nord) helps the student organisation with establishing rules, workflow and bookkeeping procedures.  Together with the financial advisor the Finance department hosts Finance Workshops for the management group.

6. Approval of financial statements?

7. Approval of amendments to the formalities  Addition to § 4. Subsection 3. (…) The moderator, the board members, the staff at Cphbusiness as well as the students at Cphbusiness have the right to speak at the AGM. (…)  Approval?

7. Approval of amendments to the formalities  Suggestion: § 4. Subsection 6. Delete the numbers in point 7 on the agenda: 7. Election of 7 board members and 2 alternates  Approval?

7. Approval of amendments to the formalities Current challenge: A gab between the board and the daily management. The board has no knowledge and insight in the daily tasks and challenges of the student organisation. GABGAB

7. Approval of amendments to the formalities Suggestion: If Active Members with experience and relevant skills form the board   Fully awareness of financial situation  Fully awareness of daily needs and challenges  Can easily implement the strategy

7. Approval of amendments to the formalities Suggestion: Create an Advisory Board:  Input and sparring with the business life  Members:  External members from the business life  Representatives from the board of directors  Next step:  The board defines form and structure of the Advisory Board  The board finds and invites external members

7. Approval of amendments to the formalities  Suggestion: § 4. Subsection 10. “The board consists of 9 students elected at the AGM, 5 substitutes elected at the AGM as well as 2 employees appointed by the president of Cphbusiness. The student representatives and the substitutes should be elected among the active members in the student organisation and should be based on experience within the student organisation and relevant skills. If possible, the substitutes should be 1 st or 2 nd semester students. (…) and networking interests of the students.”  Approval?

7. Approval of amendments to the formalities  §4. Subsection 11. Delete Subsection 11. (about the daily management)  § 5. Subsection 2. (…) This can be in the form of a network, study councils, organisation or activity committees - the form is determined by the organisation's board of directors. (…)  § 6. Businesses and activities. Delete §6.  Approval?

7. Approval of amendments to the formalities  § 7. Subscription right (will become §6 if §6 is deleted) “The chairman of the board, the vice chairman and the treasurer signs the organisation and can act individually. Power of procuration can be granted.”  Approval?

7. Approval of amendments to the formalities  § 8. Economy (will become §7 if §6 is deleted)  Subsection 1. “The financial year runs from to 30.06”  Subsection 4. “(…) The chairman, the vice chairman and the treasurer establish and manage the organisation’s account. They should not strive towards establishing a fortune, unless the fortune is established to achieve a specific purpose.”  Approval?

7. Approval of amendments to the formalities  Addition to § 8. Economy: (will become §7 if §6 is deleted) Subsection 5. The organisation is only liable for its obligations with the organisation at any time belonging fortune. The members of the organisation or the board of directors have no personal liability.  Approval?

7. Approval of amendments to the formalities  § 9. Dissolution (will become §8 if §6 is deleted)  § 10. Changes to the statutes (will become §9 if §6 is deleted)  §11. Entry into force (will become §10 if §6 is deleted)  Approval?

8. Election of board members and alternates  Candidates for board members (9): 1.Helene Borgstrøm. Helene is an active member in the student organisation’s Communication department. 2.Bartlomiej Gozdek. Bartlomiej is an active member in the student organisation’s Bar department. 3.Sebastian Holmegaard. Sebastian is an active member in the student organisation and is Head of the Business department. 4.Barbora Kochlicova. Barbora is an active member in the student organisation’s HR department. 5.Tanja Green Olander. Tanja is an active member in the student organisation and is the secretary. 6.Lujza Grossmanová. Lujza is an active member in the student organisation and is Head of the Finance department. Let’s vote!

8. Election of board members and alternates  Candidates for alternates (5): 1.Luca Adriano Dalessandro. Luca is an active member in the student organisation’s Business department. 2.Maria Agerlin Blicher. Maria is an active member in the student organisation’s Bar department. 3.Gabriella Ploug. Gabriella is an active member in the student organisation’s Communication department. 4.Sebastian Pilgaard Laursen. Sebastian is an active member in the student organisation’s Finance department. Let’s vote!

8. Election of board members and alternates  Let’s collect the voting paper

8. Election of board members and alternates  6 Candidates for board members (9)  4 Candidates for alternates (5)  We need 4 more board members  Suggestion: ”The new board members and alternates find and elect the lasts board members and alternates.”  Approval?

9. Election of auditor(s)  Suggestion: Continue with the present accountant  Approval?

10. Member topics

11. Optional

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