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To write corporate minutes effectively, it's essential to understand the corporate meeting process. Corporations are required to hold annual shareholders meetings, notifying all shareholders in advance. In smaller corporations, it's common to have shareholders sign a waiver of notice. During the meeting, the primary role of shareholders is to elect directors. The minutes should include the meeting's date, time, location, attendees, and the share distribution among shareholders to confirm a quorum. Additionally, the minutes must document the election of directors, often including the shareholders themselves. Finally, the secretary must sign off on the minutes to validate them.