CERTAIN GOVERNANCE ISSUES Sample Clauses

CERTAIN GOVERNANCE ISSUES. A. Each operating company ("Company") shall have a board (the "Board") consisting of seven managers (if an LLC) or seven directors (if a corporation). The members (if an LLC) or the shareholders (if a corporation) of each Company shall meet at least once per year. The managers (if an LLC) or the directors (if a corporation) of each Company shall meet at least once every three (3) months at a meeting of the Board where the physical presence of four (4) directors or managers including one (1) Sofinov representative shall constitute a quorum. In the absence of a quorum in accordance with the preceding sentence, the majority of the directors or managers present may vote to adjourn the meeting, but no other business may be transacted. Upon due notice of the adjourned meeting, the physical presence of four (4) directors or managers shall constitute a quorum without the physical presence of a Sofinov representative being required. Representation on the Board shall be proportionate to each member's or shareholder's profit interest in the entity; provided, however, that so long as Sofinov or a Sofinov Subsidiary is a member or shareholder of the entity, it will have at least one manager or one director on the Board. In calculating the representation of Sofinov (or a Sofinov Subsidiary) on the Board, if there is a fractional interest of 1.5 or more, that interest will be deemed to be the next highest whole number. The Company shall reimburse the reasonable travel expenses (not to include first class air travel) incurred by (a) one representative of each shareholder (if a corporation) or member (if an LLC) in connection with attending one meeting of the shareholders or members per year, and (b) each director (if a corporation) or manager (if an LLC) who is not also involved in the day-to-day management of the Company in connection with attending one meeting of the Board every three (3) months, it being understood and agreed that the Company shall not reimburse any travel expenses incurred in connection with attending meetings other than as herein provided.
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