§ 12233 Corporate Director Definition
This law explains who counts as a 'director' in a company. It says directors are the people who make big decisions for the company, whether they're called directors or something else.
A company has a board of people who make decisions. Some are called 'directors,' and one is called 'chief advisor.'
If the 'chief advisor' has the same power to make decisions as the directors, then they count as a director too, even if their title is different.
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§ 12233 Corporate Director Definition
Last verified: January 10, 2026