§ 9134 Incorporator Powers Before Directors

• •If a company doesn't name its first directors when it starts, the person who created the company can act like a boss until directors are chosen.
• •This person can make rules for the company, change those rules, and pick the directors and other leaders.
• •This is only temporary until the real directors are elected.

A group of friends starts a lemonade stand business but forgets to pick who will be in charge first.

The friend who filled out the paperwork to start the business can make the rules, like how to share the money, and pick who will be the leaders until everyone votes on the real bosses.