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il63 [147K]
3 years ago
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On an organization's board of directors, inside directors ____; outside directors _____. are supposed to be elected from outside

the organization; may be members of the firm must work for the company; are also members of the firm may be members of the firm; are supposed to be elected from outside the firm are always retired executives; typically are employees must work for the organization; are paid members of the organization
Business
1 answer:
BigorU [14]3 years ago
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On an organization's board of directors, inside directors <span>may be members of the firm; outside directors </span><span>are supposed to be elected from outside the firm.</span>
The board of directors is responsible for keeping the organization’s vision, mission, and strategic planning goals. Duties of boards include: <span>choosing the CEO, approving major policies, making major decisions, overseeing performance<span>, and serving as external advocate.</span></span>
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<em>(To record collections on account)</em>

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