Single Director Sample Clauses
The Single Director clause establishes that a company will be managed by only one director, rather than a board of multiple directors. In practice, this means all decision-making authority and governance responsibilities are vested in a single individual, who is typically named in the company’s formation documents or appointed according to the company’s rules. This clause streamlines management and simplifies decision-making processes, making it particularly useful for small businesses or sole proprietorships where a single owner wishes to retain full control.
Single Director. An ADRC shall have a single director whose position is dedicated to the ADRC, with at least 50% of the director’s time spent on ADRC or integrated ADRC-Aging operations and management activities, and who has the responsibilities described below, regardless of whether the ADRC serves a single county or tribe or a multi- county or tribal region and regardless of what title the position is given. The director is the single person in charge of the ADRC, regardless of the title given to that person’s position.