Nominations for Board are open in the Corporate forum

[Mike Davis]

We are currently accepting nominations for the Board of Directors of NCWW. You must be a Corporate Member to run or vote in the election. This is an opt-in option in your profile.

If you are a Corporate Member you will have access to the full announcement in the Corporate Member forum.

I'm making this announcement in the general forum to allow those that might want to be able to vote in the upcoming election to opt-in to Corporate Membership. The only requirement is that you furnish us your full name and contact information in private. This is not published information, but is a part of your private profile. The benefits of Corporate membership are access to the Corporate Forum where we publish the minutes of the Board Meetings and other information about the workings of the 501c3 Charitable Corporation that underlays this website.

Thank you for your support - both Corporate and Regular members.

 

[Jeff]

I just opted in under "Preferences" so what do I do now to provide the necessary information for Corporate Membership?

What is the term for a BOD member (2-3 years)?

 

[bowman]

Not a corporate member because:
no full name
no telephone number
no mailing address


These fields are required to become a corporate member.

 

[Jeff]

Do I add that information in Preferences?

 

[bowman]

Actually, click on your username, and then select account details.

 

[Jeremy Scuteri]

Jeff, the term is 2 years for BOD positions.

 

[Phil S]

Not a corporate member because:
no full name
no telephone number
no mailing address


These fields are required to become a corporate member. Corporate members must reside in NC.

The last statement "Corporate members must reside in NC" does not seem right

 

[KenOfCary]

The last statement "Corporate members must reside in NC" does not seem right

I sure hope that is wrong as we have 2 Board Members that don't live in NC.

 

[bowman]

I misread this information: User Privilege Levels Please ignore the residency requirement I posted earlier. My mistake.

 

[bowman]

i removed that statement from the earlier post

 

[ehpoole]

The last statement "Corporate members must reside in NC" does not seem right

It might possibly have been true at one time, but to the best of my knowledge not a requirement in all the years that I have been an admin (which would date back to 2012). Although it can certainly be helpful if everyone (officer wise) is within reasonable driving distance of one another for the purposes of meeting up, but then there is also the option of Skype, etc., for remote meetings nowadays. But such a requirement is certainly not specified in section 4.1 of our Bylaws per my research for Corporate member qualification.