Community Directors definition

Community Directors means the directors elected pursuant to paragraph 6.5(b) together with paragraph 6.7(f);

Community Directors means any and all Members duly elected or appointed to serve on the Board as the four Directors and representatives of and liaisons to the communities of:

Community Directors means the Directors who may be appointed pursuant to Article 58A;

Examples of Community Directors in a sentence

• The majority of our Directors are elected by non-Investor Owners or appointed by Specified Designators, and are intended to represent the stakeholders and values that are integral to EB PREC, as follows: Five of the Directors (named the Governance, Financial, Staff, Resident, and Community Directors) are elected, with voting done on a one-member, one-vote basis.

• The Staff, Resident, and Community Directors are elected exclusively by the Staff Owners, Resident Owners, and Community Owners respectively.

• Any listing of directors that includes Advisory or Community Directors shall clearly designate and distinguish them as such and indicate their advisory status.

• In addition, Owner shall have the right to conduct telephonic or personal interviews with the Community Directors and/or with any of Manager's regional personnel involved in the operation of the Facilities with respect to any matters related to the operation thereof subject to the same duty to minimize the disruption to Manager's operations resulting from such interviews.

• No such Advisory or Community Directors will have any voting or other power in final decisions in matters concerning the business of the Corporation.

• The majority of our Directors are elected by non-Investor Owners or appointed by Specified Designators, and are intended to represent the stakeholders and values that are integral to EB PREC, as follows:Five of the Directors (named the Governance, Financial, Staff, Resident, and Community Directors) are elected, with voting done on a one-member, one-vote basis.

• In addition, Licensee shall have the right to conduct telephonic or personal interviews with the Community Directors and/or with any of Manager's regional personnel involved in the operation of the Facilities with respect to any matters related to the operation thereof subject to the same duty to minimize the disruption to Manager's operations resulting from such interviews.

• Table of ContentsFive of the Directors (named the Governance, Financial, Staff, Resident, and Community Directors) are elected, with voting done on a one-member, one-vote basis.

• In addition, as of the Effective Time, Equity Bank and EQBK shall take all actions necessary to cause the Community Directors to be elected to the board of directors of Equity Bank.

• Unless any Community Director has died, resigned or been removed from the EQBK Board, at the first annual meeting following the Community Directors appointment to the EQBK Board, the EQBK Board shall (i) nominate the Community Directors for election to the EQBK Board, (ii) recommend to the EQBK stockholders the election of the Community Directors and (iii) solicit proxies for the Community Directors to the same extent as it does for any of its other nominees to the EQBK Board.

More Definitions of Community Directors

Community Directors shall have the meaning set forth in Section 1.12(a).

Community Directors means the directors appointed or re-appointed by the Founder Member Directors in accordance with Article 8.5.1;

Community Directors means Directors appointed pursuant to Article 46(a) living or working in the vicinity of any Academy or otherwise representing the local community;

Community Directors means those Directors appointed in accordance with Article 50B;

Community Directors means the persons appointed as Directors pursuant to Article 51 as broadly representative of residents, employers or educational institutions in the local community to the Academies and surrounding area as the Directors may determine at their discretion (and "Community Director" shall mean any one of those Directors);