What is APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTORS?

Directors are appointed by original investors and named in association articles. The nominated person must sign and agree to take the position. It is usually done at meetings. An existing director can fill in if need be.

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Related Legal Terms
REMUNERATION OF DIRECTORS, DIRECTORS, ADVISORY BOARD OF DIRECTORS, APPOINTMENT, RESPONSIBILITIES OF DIRECTORS, RESIGNATION OF DIRECTORS, SPECIAL POWER OF APPOINTMENT, AGE RESTRICTION ON DIRECTORS, POWER OF APPOINTMENT, OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS LIABILITY INSURANCE


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