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Shareholder agreement · Corporate Purpose Hrb4 Mar 2010 German Trade Register Announcements, Germany (19/02/2010)
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Stephansstift Zentrum für Erwachsenenbildung gemeinnützige GmbH,
Unnamed street ??, 30625 Hannover, Germany
. The Shareholders' Meeting of February 5, 2010 decided on the recasting of the partnership agreement; the subject of the company has been changed. New business objective: The aim of the company is to promote education and training in the context of the welfare system. This is done in particular through the development, planning and/or implementation of adult education and training measures and all related initiatives. The company may continue to be the subject of cooperation measures with other areas of training and the allocation of premises to third parties, in particular from the area of the Ev. churches and their deaconry, as far as section 16 of these statutes allows. Through the performance of the aforementioned tasks, society in the sense of deaconry becomes active in the practical exercise of Christian charity as an expression of nature and life of the Protestant churches. The managing director of the society must belong to a church of evangelical confession, other employees may belong to another church, which is e. V. a member of the working group of Christian churches in the Federal Republic of Germany. At least one member of the Shareholders' Assembly must be appointed by a Church of the Confederation of Ev. churches in Lower Saxony or be pastor/pastor of one of these churches. The society is a member of the Deaconic Work of the Ev.-luth. State Church of Hanover and thus the Deaconic Work of the Ev. Church in Germany as a recognized leading Association of free welfare care.
This filing was translated from German to English. The filing refers to a past date, and does not necessarily reflect the current state. The current state is available on the following page: Stephansstift Zentrum für Erwachsenenbildung gemeinnützige GmbH (ZEB), Hanover, Germany.
