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Quote from: WilliamPowell on August 19, 2022, 10:29:50 PMJust to be clear hereThe constitution was changed in 2013 that meant all directors cannot serve more than 9 years on the RFC boardPeggy cannot remain on the board because her 9 year term since that constitutional change is up this year. So she has to stand down not only from the presidency but the board as well.Thanks WP.Benny Gale is listed as a member of the board on the RFC website. Any reason that same rule doesn’t apply to him?
Just to be clear hereThe constitution was changed in 2013 that meant all directors cannot serve more than 9 years on the RFC boardPeggy cannot remain on the board because her 9 year term since that constitutional change is up this year. So she has to stand down not only from the presidency but the board as well.
Quote from: Tiger Khosh on August 19, 2022, 10:36:47 PMQuote from: WilliamPowell on August 19, 2022, 10:29:50 PMJust to be clear hereThe constitution was changed in 2013 that meant all directors cannot serve more than 9 years on the RFC boardPeggy cannot remain on the board because her 9 year term since that constitutional change is up this year. So she has to stand down not only from the presidency but the board as well.Thanks WP.Benny Gale is listed as a member of the board on the RFC website. Any reason that same rule doesn’t apply to him?Executive Director, non voting director so it is a different roleAgain a constitutional change that allows the Club CEO to sit on the board in q non voting capacity For memory that change was was only made in the last 4-5 yearsThat
So going back to your first response. Would that 9 year limit make the current board members less appealing presidency candidates? For example any of the longer serving members (i.e 5+ years), their presidency would be limited to a max of a few years at the helm.
Quote from: Tiger Khosh on August 19, 2022, 11:00:28 PMSo going back to your first response. Would that 9 year limit make the current board members less appealing presidency candidates? For example any of the longer serving members (i.e 5+ years), their presidency would be limited to a max of a few years at the helm.I wouldn't think so There is a lot of talent currently on the board.And I've got no doubt whoever comes on this year will bring more talent, further skillsOur board is strong, united. We are in a very good place.