Director Appointment Right definition

Director Appointment Right means, at any point in time, the right of an Investor, if any, to appoint a Nominee Director pursuant to Article 19.1 or Article 19.2, as applicable;
Director Appointment Right means, at any point in time, the right of an Investor, if any, to appoint a Nominee Director pursuant to Section 2.1(c) or Section 2.1(d), as applicable.

Examples of Director Appointment Right in a sentence

  • RMG and Each Investor that has a Director Appointment Right has the right to remove such Investor’s Nominee Director or RMG Nominee Director (as applicable), and the exclusive right to appoint a replacement nominee to fill any vacancy so created by such removal or resignation of such Nominee Director.

  • The Board Observer Right and the Director Appointment Right may be assigned by a Purchaser in whole or in part to (i) its Affiliates and (ii) any subsequent holder of Preferred Units, provided that such transfer was not in violation of the Partnership Agreement or the Purchase Agreement.

  • The Class B common shares will vote with the common shares as a single class on matters put before the shareholders, subject to the Class B Director Appointment Right (as defined in the Shareholders’ Agreement).

  • The Board Observer Right and the Director Appointment Right may be assigned by a Purchaser in whole or in part to (i) its Affiliates and (ii) any subsequent holder of Preferred Units, provided that such transfer was not in violation of the Partnership Agreement or the Series A Purchase Agreement.