§ 101120 Board Officer Elections
This law says a company's board must pick a chairman and a vice‑chairman right after the first board is formed, and then again at the first board meeting after the first Monday following January 1 each year.
A new tech startup appoints its first board of directors on March 5. At that meeting they choose Jane as chairman and Tom as vice‑chairman. The next year, the board meets on January 9 (the first Monday after Jan 1) and picks new officers for the year.
The law makes the board do exactly that: elect a chairman and vice‑chairman right after the board is first set up, and then at the yearly meeting that falls after the first Monday in January.
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§ 101120 Board Officer Elections
Last verified: January 11, 2026