The Chair Elect definition

The Chair Elect means the person who has been elected, but who has not yet assumed office, as Chair of the Bar Council pursuant to the provisions of the Bar Council Constitution;
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Examples of The Chair Elect in a sentence

  • The Chair Elect shall shadow the Chair and learn the duties of the Chair in order to be equipped to become the sitting Chair when the current Chair’s term expires.

  • The Chair Elect shall attend a minimum of two meetings on each of the councils the Chair sits on, preferably one in the fall and one in the spring.

  • The Chair Elect shall serve as the MSUASC representative on the Montana University System Staff Association (MUSSA).

  • The Chair Elect position is elected annually while the Member-at-Large, Professional Development, DEI, Special Events & Recognition and Governance Chair are elected every two years.

  • The Chair Elect position is elected annually while the Member-at-Large and Governance Chair are elected every two years.

  • The Chair Elect shall also perform such other duties and exercise such other powers as shall from time to time be assigned by the Board of Directors.

  • The Chair Elect of the Board of Directors shall be elected by the Voting Members in even-numbered years, and shall serve one year as Chair-Elect and then two years as Chair.

  • The Chair Elect shall serve as the MSUASC representative on the Diversity & Inclusion Council and the Montana University System Staff Association (MUSSA).

  • The Chair Elect of the Board of Directors shall become the Chair of the Board of Directors at the conclusion of the Chair’s term.