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How to I run a board of directors meeting for a privately owned company? Starting the meeting, voting on resolutions and closing the meeting.

 

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March 23 2:06 AM (19 minutes and 27 seconds later)
         
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Hi Customer (name blocked for privacy),

I think it is a good idea to use Roberts Rules of Parlimentary Procedure when conducting a Board of Directors meeting. Beginning the meeting, discussions, voting on resolutions and closure of the meeting seem to be effectively well run when Roberts Rules of Parlimentary Procedure are followed. It is an organized, methodical solution to running any business meeting, particularly for privately owned companies as well!

When implemented, the Board members have the opportunity to provide their input and everyone's voice is heard and it is a nice way to allow the meeting to move along with efficiency and expedience.

I am NOT an attorney or involved in legal system as a consultant to this website. I am a nurse and I have considerable experience in the non profit sector and have served and do serve on many Boards (medical/ private business sectors as well.)

I hope this information has been helpful. If so, please clcik on the ACCEPT button. Thank you and best of luck to you! Susan RN BSN CCRN URC



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March 23 2:15 AM (8 minutes and 46 seconds later)
         
Reply to SUSAN's Post: Thank you very much Susan. I appreciate the referral to Roberts Rules of Parlimentary procedure, but I'd like to know specifically how to do the following: 1. Open/close a meeting 2. Take a vote on a resolution. Thank you
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March 24 1:33 AM (23 hours and 7 minutes later)
         

Hello,

Did you have further questions regarding your post? Please let me know. I really don't know what else I could say here because when Parlim. procedures are followed by the book, they generally produce highly effective Board meetings which produce effective and effficient operation. Good luck. Susan



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