03-30-2020, 06:22 PM
Aloha EightFingers,
I am only asking mermaid that question here because she is the only director on this site . I have looked into the other 3 directors and have found this:
One director is employed at a military facility has a business degree, working on his masters, and pursuing other training beneficial to a board position.
Another is employed with a very grounded prosperous utility company and holds a position with their union to my understanding.
Third director is an owner of a plant nursery and I believe was a school teacher maybe?
I am curious to what the 4th director (mermaid) profession and experience to know what strength she may bring to the BOD
Funny thing is that the bylaws are so desperately in need of revisions (in my opinion) that the only requirement to be a director is that your dues must be current.
The corporation’s business is road maintenance
in my opinion (which doesn’t matter the bylaws are the golden rule) the association should maintain at minimum 1/2 of the board members to have experience in the industry . Directors would be able to make truly educated votes if they knew the product / service/ appropriate costs of what they are voting on.
Whomever is to be elected/appointed I would ask the same question also yes.
Therefore I ask what she brings to the BOD table....?
I am only asking mermaid that question here because she is the only director on this site . I have looked into the other 3 directors and have found this:
One director is employed at a military facility has a business degree, working on his masters, and pursuing other training beneficial to a board position.
Another is employed with a very grounded prosperous utility company and holds a position with their union to my understanding.
Third director is an owner of a plant nursery and I believe was a school teacher maybe?
I am curious to what the 4th director (mermaid) profession and experience to know what strength she may bring to the BOD
Funny thing is that the bylaws are so desperately in need of revisions (in my opinion) that the only requirement to be a director is that your dues must be current.
The corporation’s business is road maintenance
in my opinion (which doesn’t matter the bylaws are the golden rule) the association should maintain at minimum 1/2 of the board members to have experience in the industry . Directors would be able to make truly educated votes if they knew the product / service/ appropriate costs of what they are voting on.
Whomever is to be elected/appointed I would ask the same question also yes.
Therefore I ask what she brings to the BOD table....?