Would the Chairman be the person that had the highest amount of votes from said election? Who is technically in charge of the meeting? One article in the By Laws state: Special meetings of the members may be called at any time for any purpose whatsoever, by the president, or by the Board of Directors, or by any three of more members thereof. The meeting that was recently held held was to seat positions on the board. 4 of 7 members attended, with a motion being made for each of the 4 seats to be assigned. The motions had 3 votes of yes, one of no for each seat (president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer). The next By-Law listed sates: "At any meeting of the members, members present shall constitute a quorum to transact business."
The By-Laws need to be re-done so that they are clear, but this cannot happen until the 4 main directors are seated. With the way the current By-Laws read, it seems like there is no president which is causing issues for who is seen as being "in charge" as 2 different people believe they should be in charge.
