treasurer

thank you very much for your prompt responses and knowledge Louise

We have a Nominating Committee whereby members come forward if interested in such a position...If not then we use our Board Members. Thank you Gary for your time.

It seems that President and Vice President when stepping out of office no longer can remain on the Board unless voted in by its present board members. Whether these other positions convey board membershiip, I do not know. My thought originally was that because they stepped down from their officer positions they stayed on the Board?

There are no findings in the bylaws that relate to this topic...that is why I am asking.

If they remain on the Board then it seens they would have a right to vote on issues that the Board brings up

Because we do not have enough of volunteers..the President has been handling the programs for our open meetings The Vice President has also been the Greeter at the open meetings. So the question would be do they automatically remain on the Board...

To further clariy....The president resigning wants to be program chair and the vice president resigning wants to be the greeter. They still hold these positions. voting will be in May of this year and finalized in June at our open meeting.

Thank you for your response.. If I understand correctly, they cannot vote on a matter of the Board since they have resigned their officer positions. If they want to vote..I assume they will have to be voted in by the board...If so, is there a waiting period before they can be voted back in?

thank you

As a member of the Board

So they do not need to be voted back into the Board. .. Thank you.

We are Edison Chapter #3446 of AARP We will have a President and a Vice President stepping out of office. Both will still remain in the chapter. Both will no longer be officers. Do they have the rights to vote on a matter. Or do they have to be voted back in as an officer? Thank you, Louise Dougherty Treasurer