FLEXIBLE COMPOSITION
RESPONSIBILITY ALLOCATION
OUR FRAMEWORK FAQs
Business Structure Framework
PTB Contract Exchange supports the formation and operation of incorporated companies structured for commercial activity across Canada.
The Business Structure Framework defines how participants align ownership, governance, and operational responsibilities within a formal corporate structure.
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Each company is incorporated under applicable Canadian jurisdictional rules. Governance and ownership terms are defined by participant agreements rather than standardized templates.
Our Business Structure Framework
Formation of Incorporated Operating Companies
New corporations may be formed to carry out specific commercial activity.
Incorporation structure is determined by the participants based on their objectives and agreed roles.
Flexible Shareholder Composition
Ownership may be allocated among advertisers, lead generators, workforce participants, or other contributors. Share classes and equity proportions are defined through formal corporate documentation.
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No participant is required to follow a predefined ownership formula. Corporate structure reflects negotiated commercial intent.
Director Appointment & Governance
Directors are appointed in accordance with applicable corporate legislation and internal resolutions. Appointment may occur at incorporation or at any time thereafter.
Governance Independence
Directors retain authority over operational strategy, financial policy, and contractual commitments. Administrative systems provided by PTB Contract Exchange do not replace or override governance authority.
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Corporate control remains with the appointed board. Oversight tools document activity without exercising management power.
Operational Responsibility Allocation
Operational execution may be performed by workforce participants, management teams, or designated contractors. Responsibility structures are defined through corporate agreements rather than informal arrangements.
Defined Role Separation
Advertisers and lead generators may focus on demand generation without assuming operational delivery obligations. Workforce participants may manage service execution within the corporate framework.
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Role allocation is defined contractually to preserve liability clarity. Commercial alignment does not eliminate structural separation.
Capital Support Mechanisms
Incorporated companies may access capital support provided directly by PTB Contract Exchange. Capital structures are documented within formal agreements.
Structured Line of Credit Arrangements
Where applicable, capital may be advanced through defined line-of-credit structures. Repayment terms and authorization conditions are governed by documented agreements.
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Financial support does not alter shareholder ownership unless otherwise agreed. Capital documentation remains separate from governance control.
National Applicability
The Business Structure Framework may be applied to corporations operating in any Canadian province or territory. Multi-regional business activity is supported through consistent structural principles.
Cross-Provincial Consistency
Corporate governance and ownership terms remain defined by participant agreements regardless of operating region. Administrative support adapts to jurisdictional requirements without altering corporate authority.
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Operational scope may expand nationally while governance remains centralized within the corporation. Structural clarity supports controlled growth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Must a new corporation be formed for participation
A: Participants may form a new corporation or adapt an existing incorporated entity depending on their objectives.
Q: Who controls the corporation
A: Control is exercised by appointed directors and shareholders in accordance with corporate documentation.
Q: Can ownership percentages change over time
A: Ownership adjustments may occur through formal corporate procedures and documented agreements.
Q: Does capital support affect governance authority
A: Capital arrangements are defined contractually and do not automatically transfer governance control.