Jason C. asked

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I am the CEO of a company with a board meeting coming up where my partners want to file for bankruptcy. I want to set an agenda and control the meeting. Can I enforce my agenda and control the voting order? Additionally, if I don't have enough information about the bankruptcy, can I request to postpone the vote? How do cumulative voting work in our situation where we all own 1,000 shares and are considering replacing board members?

May 31st, 2023

Curtis M. answered

As the CEO and controller of the meeting, you can generally control how the meeting is conducted and...

May 31st, 2023

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