Incorporators

Incorporators are the individuals or entities responsible for establishing a corporation. They prepare and file the necessary legal documents, such as the articles of incorporation, to officially create the business. While they often hold initial roles in setting up the company, their primary purpose is to ensure the legal formation process is completed properly. Once the corporation is formed, incorporators typically do not have ongoing management responsibilities; those roles are assumed by the company's directors and officers. In summary, incorporators are the foundational founders who legally bring the corporation into existence.