Directors Who Change Their Present Job Responsibility Sample Clauses

Directors Who Change Their Present Job Responsibility. Individual directors whose principal employment responsibilities change from those held when they were last elected to the Board (except for internal promotions within their organization) should volunteer to resign from the Board. While directors who retire or change from the positions they held when they were last elected to the Board should not necessarily leave the Board, the Board should review the continuation of their service as directors. The Board, with the assistance of its Corporate Governance and Responsibility Committee, should have an opportunity to review the continued appropriateness of the director’s Board membership given such director’s changed circumstances.
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