The Hydra ~ Caro rears her head again
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- WhyPhilWhy?
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None of us nominated when elections were due either. I don't have details to hand, but a number were elected unopposed.RudeBoy wrote:None of our board members have been elected by the members. They have all been invited onto the board, mainly filling casual vacancies, and did not have to face an election as their positions were unopposed.
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This notion that the member should have their say displays a misunderstanding of how well the vast majority of boards operate.
Asking group of passionate football supporters is not the best way to determine the best directors for the role to be selected. Usually it is the board itself that is best placed to identify the gaps that exist and the right fit. If that process is not robust then it can still fail but it is still better than asking a group that is more prone to populism and personality.
Asking group of passionate football supporters is not the best way to determine the best directors for the role to be selected. Usually it is the board itself that is best placed to identify the gaps that exist and the right fit. If that process is not robust then it can still fail but it is still better than asking a group that is more prone to populism and personality.
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Tend to agree but where do you find dispassionate members of a footy club board? Geez even a recent appointee was taken to the cleaners for the having had a photo taken wearing a Footscray scarf or some shit like thatPebbles Rocks wrote:This notion that the member should have their say displays a misunderstanding of how well the vast majority of boards operate.
Asking group of passionate football supporters is not the best way to determine the best directors for the role to be selected. Usually it is the board itself that is best placed to identify the gaps that exist and the right fit. If that process is not robust then it can still fail but it is still better than asking a group that is more prone to populism and personality.
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AGM ---> "all those in favour?" "all those opposed?" "aye's have it" "we welcome <insert member> to the board" *applause*, where's the free beer?RudeBoy wrote:None of our board members have been elected by the members. They have all been invited onto the board, mainly filling casual vacancies, and did not have to face an election as their positions were unopposed.
People are mistaking ratification of members at AGM's as something other than the members expressing their will. If the member's wanted something different then they failed miserably in making that apparent.