Corporate Governance SME

World Business Lenders

8d•Remote

About The Position

World Business Lenders (WBL) is a privately held portfolio lender specializing in real estate-secured business loans for underserved businesses. WBL operates with a fully remote, multinational workforce and an experienced executive leadership team. Typically, the work schedule is from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Eastern Time, Monday through Friday, though additional hours may be required based on business needs. WBL is seeking a Corporate Governance Subject Matter Expert to own the operating framework for entity management, corporate filings, resolutions, governance records, intellectual property administration, and support for corporate structuring. This role will ensure WBL's entities and governance documentation remain accurate, current, controlled, and ready to support business activity and expansion.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in legal studies, business, finance, accounting, or a related field; equivalent relevant experience may be considered.
5+ years of experience in corporate governance, entity management, corporate legal operations, securities administration, or a related in-house or law-firm function.
Demonstrated experience with formations, dissolutions, qualifications, annual filings, resolutions, and corporate records.
Experience supporting corporate structuring, transactions, audits, or due-diligence requests.
Strong project-management, drafting, quality-control, and stakeholder-management skills.
Entity lifecycle and good-standing management.
Corporate resolutions, consents, minute books, and authority records.
Governance calendars, organizational charts, filings, and records controls.
Entity-management platforms, registered-agent portals, document repositories, and Microsoft Office.
Sound judgment
Precision
Ownership
Stakeholder management
Clear communication
Process improvement
Stable, reliable internet connection.
Professional and dedicated remote working setup.
Ability to work effectively across a remote, multinational organization and maintain confidentiality.

Nice To Haves

JD, paralegal credential, corporate-governance credential, or entity-management certification is preferred but not required.
Financial services, commercial lending, private lending, banking, fintech, specialty finance, mortgage lending, or another highly regulated industry.

Responsibilities

Oversee the lifecycle of WBL entities, including formations, qualifications, amendments, mergers, conversions, dissolutions, and withdrawals.
Maintain authoritative entity records, organizational charts, officers and directors, ownership information, addresses, registered agents, and good-standing status.
Manage minute books, charters, bylaws, operating agreements, consents, resolutions, certificates, and other governance documentation.
Establish naming, filing, retention, access, and quality-control standards for corporate records.
Draft and coordinate board, manager, member, shareholder, and officer resolutions and written consents using approved forms.
Maintain governance calendars and ensure recurring and transaction-specific approvals are completed, executed, and retained.
Confirm entity authority, signatory authority, and required approvals for corporate actions and business requests.
Support governance reporting and preparation for meetings, audits, transactions, financings, and diligence requests.
Oversee annual reports, franchise and entity-related filings, foreign qualifications, registered-agent matters, and good-standing remediation.
Support corporate structuring, reorganizations, and expansion into new jurisdictions in coordination with Legal, Finance, Tax, and Operations.
Coordinate administrative aspects of intellectual property registrations, renewals, assignments, and recordkeeping with counsel and business owners.
Manage external filing services and governance vendors and verify the accuracy and timeliness of their work.
Build and document scalable entity-management and corporate-governance policies, procedures, templates, controls, and workflows.
Prepare dashboards and reports on entity status, upcoming obligations, pending actions, governance risks, and record completeness.
Partner with Legal, Finance, Tax, Operations, and executive stakeholders to obtain accurate information and resolve discrepancies.
Supervise and develop the Corporate Governance Associate, including workload assignment and quality review.