The pros and cons of how public your balloting should be.
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“February 2006” returned 11 articles
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Do We Keep It Secret? Voting.
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How Big Is Too Big? Head Count.
A look at why size is important and how the board is selected.
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How Do We Choose? Selecting Candidates.
Tips to avoid badly run meetings and elections.
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How Do We Deal with a Special Meeting Request? Coping with Discontent.
What to do when dissatisfied shareholders seek to remove the board?
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How Do We Deflate Disputes? Dealing with Election Challenges
What you can do to limit the possibility of a disputed election.
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How Is It Done? Casting Votes.
Three voting procedures – and all you need to know about them.
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How Long Is Too Long? Serving on the Board
A case against term limits.
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Is It Fair? Inspecting the Elections
Why having an inspector of elections is a must.
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Is the Proxy Perfect? Counting the Absentees
Limited, directed, dated: what you should know to qualify – and disqualify – mis
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Truth and Consequences. Close-Up: Special Meetings
A perfect example of the whys and hows of a shareholder-called special meeting.
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Who’s the Boss? Fighting the Sponsor.
Techniques that may be used to limit sponsor control.
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