There's no easy way according to Roberts Rules of Order, to rescind a vote by a director.
According to Wikipedia, and Roberts Rules of Order Newly Revised:
"...the requirements for changing a previous action are greater than those for taking the action in the first place. A motion to rescind, repeal or annul or amend something already adopted, for instance, requires a two-thirds vote, a majority with previous notice, or a majority of the entire membership."
Best practices dictate that the vote be called again so that the director has an opportunity to vote 'the other way', but with clear procedural guidelines being acknowledged and followed.
In a nonprofit, the president of the board serves as the direct supervisor of the executive director. However, that president typically only has one vote and still need a majority of the board to vote to terminate the executive.
Of the two options offered, 'Board of Directors position' is to be preferred. For clarity, however, you might consider using just 'Director position.' Other alternatives: position on the Board of Directors; Board position; Director on the Board. Note: One director does not make a board.
No. Unless your governing documents give the president the right to override a board vote, the majority board vote of the board stands. Usually, a president votes to break a tie in a board vote, and otherwise does not vote. Read your governing documents to understand more fully how board votes work in your association.
Yes. Board of director's meeting is correct.
Read your governing documents to understand the process. Usually, at the annual meeting, after candidates apply for a board position, the membership, made up of unit owners, votes on the candidates. Candidates elected are added to the board, and the board members decide which post each director will hold.
No, simply director. The board refers to the entire group of directors collectively.
Discuss goals and functions of the financial manager to board director?
Often owners and board members don't agree. Your governing documents that bind the conduct of the board and all the members of the association (owners) indicate in some way how issues are to be handled. Note that members (owners) elect board members, and there are some issues upon which only board members -- not owners -- vote. If owners want to overturn a board vote, your governing documents may describe a percentage of owners who can vote to overrule a board vote. Sometimes this is a simple majority, sometimes a plurality is required and other times a vote must be a 'super-majority'. Owners in opposition to a board vote can educate themselves about how to bring the issue back to the board meeting agenda and vote to overrule the board's vote.
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Yes. In fact, they are the only entity that can fire an executive director. There are some cases where a staff member may have the title executive director but may not be fulfilling the role of an executive. In that case, that person's supervisor may fire that person.