Treasurer of the Virginia Company of London

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The Treasurer of the Virginia Company of London was the chief executive and financial officer of the joint-stock company that organized and governed early English colonization efforts in Virginia in the early 17th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf corporate officer
executive position
historical office
appliesToJurisdiction Colony of Virginia NERFINISHED
Kingdom of England NERFINISHED
appointedBy Virginia Company of London council NERFINISHED
Virginia Company of London shareholders
country Kingdom of England
dissolvedAlongWith Virginia Company of London NERFINISHED
endTime 1624
hasAuthorityOver Virginia Company colonial governors NERFINISHED
Virginia Company officers
allocation of company funds
approval of colonial projects
issuance of company stock
hasLegalBasis First Virginia Charter of 1606 NERFINISHED
Second Virginia Charter of 1609 NERFINISHED
Third Virginia Charter of 1612 NERFINISHED
hasRole chair of the Virginia Company council
chief executive officer of the Virginia Company of London
chief financial officer of the Virginia Company of London
head of the Virginia Company of London
manager of company finances
organizer of colonizing expeditions
overseer of colonial administration policy
signatory of company instructions and charters
supervisor of investment and dividends
historicalPeriod Age of Exploration NERFINISHED
early Stuart England
inception 1606
location London, England
surface form: London
officeHolder Earl of Southampton NERFINISHED
Sir Edwin Sandys NERFINISHED
Sir Thomas Smith NERFINISHED
partOf Virginia Company of London NERFINISHED
relatedTo English colonization of North America
Governor of the Colony of Virginia
Virginia Company of London council NERFINISHED
responsibleFor directing settlement policy in Virginia
funding voyages to Virginia
issuing instructions to colonial governors
managing company accounts
negotiating with the Crown on company matters
reporting profits and losses to investors
startTime early 17th century
usedInSystem English colonial administration
early modern corporate finance
joint-stock company governance

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Sir Edwin Sandys positionHeld Treasurer of the Virginia Company of London