Global League of Major Corporations
Posted: Sun Nov 07, 2010 3:08 pm
This thread is a continuation of the previous threads hosted by United Gordonopia and Vault 10 who are no longer able to commit to thread mantinence duties
The Global League of Major Corporations, or GLOMC, is a free association of commercial organizations, dedicated to developing worldwide commerce and protecting the interests of its members.
The goals of GLOMC include:
- Advancing international and transnational trade relations.
- Promoting mutually beneficial cooperation between League members.
- Developing effective and mutually compatible long-term economic strategies.
- Leading by example in setting higher business standards and practices.
Members are able to participate in GLOMC meetings, where strategies and standards are discussed and set. All members have equal voting power in the meetings, ensuring that their interests are recognized.
Membership in GLOMC will provide your company with greater international presence, wider opportunities for expansion and a stronger voice in the global business community.
All applicants should fit the following criteria:
1. The applicant must be a recognized commercial entity (corporation or company).
2. The applicant must have a presentable public website or storefront.1
3. The applicant must operate or have clients in at least five recognized nations.2
4. The applicant must have a record of international revenues totaling no less than 100 billion.2
5. The applicant must not function as a government organization or a mercenary service.3
6. The applicant's products and/or services should be deemed as acceptable quality.4
7. The applicant must be willing to send a representative to all GLOMC meetings.
If your corporation meets all of the above requirements, you can apply for membership by filling out the following application.
- Code: Select all
(Please follow the instructions in parentheses and remove them before submitting)
[b]Full Name:[/b]
[b]Abbreviation:[/b] (2-5 letters)
[b]Company Website:[/b] (must be a working link)
[b]Country of Origin:[/b]
[b]Industry:[/b]
[b]Primary Products or Services:[/b]
[b]Head of Company:[/b]
[b]Representative:[/b]
[b]Private, Public or State Owned:[/b]
[b]International Revenue for the last Fiscal Year:[/b]
[b]Total Revenue for the last Fiscal Year:[/b]
[b]Total Profits for the last Fiscal Year:[/b] (if you can't figure it out, assume 6-11% of total revenue, depending on how complex your products are)
[b]Total Assets:[/b] (if unknown, assume 0.5-3 times total revenue, depending on how much equipment it takes to make your products)
[b]Record of Major International Sales:[/b]
(List here some of your greatest international sales; this will be used to confirm the scale of your stated revenue. You do not need to list all sales, just enough to cover 50-100 billion.)
(Suggested format: Customer, Product ("various" if many products), Value, Link)
(Optional fields)
[b]Main Storefront(s):[/b] (Only mention if different from the website. Working forum links only; no jolt links.)
[b]Year of Founding:[/b]
[b]Other Information:[/b]
[b]Comments:[/b]
[b]Member List Entry:[/b] (format: [url=<Company website>]Company Name[/url] (Abbreviation), Industry, Country of Origin, Representative <name>
Please make sure you meet the requirements, or at least are close to meeting the requirements before applying. Applicants considered prospective, but still far from meeting the criteria may be accepted as Associates, a temporary member status without voting rights.
Please check the Step-by-Step Guide to Calculating Your Profits if you are uncertain about that figure.
Correct filling of the form and a sound financial record will be a factor in deciding the application.
1 A link is required. If you only plan on creating a storefront and would like assistance, don't apply yet, but ask for assistance, and we'll do our best to help you.
2 Should be confirmed by an enclosed sales record, other than for well-known companies. Exceptions can be made, if the storefronts are found to be of high standard.
3 Corporations registered as nations are eligible for membership.
Government owned corporations are eligible for membership, provided they otherwise operate as commercial entities.
Corporations acting as proxies for a specific government are not eligible.
Non-profit organizations may be eligible for membership, provided all other conditions are met.
Other cases will be reviewed individually. If your corporation has any governmental functions, at home or in colonies, please explain it in the Comments.
4 Corporations that do not offer products and/or services of an acceptable standard will not be admitted to the GLOMC as the wishes of this organization are to act as appropriate role models for other corporations to follow. Quality of products and services will be examined by the reviewer.
