Examples of Elected Director in a sentence

Each Elected Director and Appointed Director present at a meeting of the Board (including the person presiding at the meeting) is entitled to one vote.
In the event of a casual vacancy in the office of any Elected Director, the Board may appoint an appropriate Affiliated Member to the vacant office and the person so appointed may continue in office up to the end of the term of the Elected Director they are replacing.
In case the Board determines that any Elected Director meets the criteria such Elected Director shall be re-classified as the Independent Director.
Director means a member of the Board and includes an Elected Director and an Appointed Director.
No person shall be eligible to stand for an Elected Director position if, during the proposed term of office, they would be in breach of clause 13.8.

More Definitions of Elected Director

Elected Director means a person appointed as a director of the Company by the Voting Members of the Company pursuant to the Act or this Constitution;

Elected Director means a Registrant elected to the Board in accordance with the by-laws and includes a Registrant elected in a by-election or appointed to fill a vacancy created by an Elected Director ceasing to be a member of the Board of Directors prior to the completion of their term;

Elected Director means a Director elected under Rule 27.

Elected Director means a director elected in accordance with Article 18.2.6

Elected Director means a director on the Board referred to in Rules 48(a)(i) and 48(b)(i) elected to office in accordance with Rules 50 to 60.

Elected Director means a director on the Board referred to in Rule 27.1(a) elected to office in accordance with Rule 29.