> On 13 Nov 2021, at 17:46, Mojca Miklavec <mo...@macports.org> wrote: > > I've been in favour of establishing a French non-profit org (1901). > We've had one for more than 10 years and there's nearly no overhead. > One needs a trustworthy representative person with an address in > France, at least a president and an accountant (living anywhere in the > world), the bylaws need to be written, but other than that it's super > liberal and convenient.
If it serves, I can act as local representative. Besides, I’ve been ‘at the rudder’ of my former ham-radio association for almost ten years, so I know the ropes. And no, you don’t need a president or an accountant. That’s what most people do, mostly because they believe it is compulsory, but it isn’t. You can setup a collegial leadership. The only requirement is to have someone accountable if the association goes astray (civil responsibility). But that someone can be someones :) I mean, in case of a collegial leadership, every member of the ‘head council’ would be equally accountable. If you’re interested, I can develop a bit more. Vincent
