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Convention Events and Programming => Elections => Elections Archives => Topic started by: staze on October 13, 2008, 12:46:09 pm
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The deadline for submissions of application materials has now passed. Further applications will not be accepted unless a position is not filled in the first round.
All,
Now that we have the 5 staff elected Directors seated, I'd like to start taking submissions for Resumes, Qualifications, Letters of Intent, etc. for All board elected Positions.
These are (in no particular order): Vice Chair, Secretary, Treasurer, and Facilities Liaison.
Please submit any documents you wish to have read and discussed by the board with regards to applying for these positions to me, Ryan Stasel, Acting Secretary, by Oct. 19th at 11:59pm.
Please email them to me at secretary@altonimbus.org.
I will be holding them until Oct. 20th, at which point I will turn them all over to the board as a whole, for review. There will be no preferential treatment for those that turn in their application materials earlier than others, or conversely later than others. You do not need to be on the "recommendation list" to submit material for review (but please, do not submit your name and materials unless you're serious about wanting a job).
For the actual election of these positions, the intent at this point is to repeat the process that happened last year. Only the 5 staff elected directors will be voting to elect these 4 positions.
Thank you very much, and I/we look forward to seeing those applicants.
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Ok, I'm confused....I thought some people (at least Jo) already submitted some materials indicating interest and qualifications....do they need to do it again? or change it to resume format?
And I'm confused as to why Founders aren't involved in this vote?
Sorry for the confusion....
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The previous threads were for the positions which were up for being changed to staff-elected positions, so the elections could be held the same day. This is for all 4 board-elected positions.
The founders don't have a board vote per the bylaws, though can attend the board meetings and other board discussions. The bylaws are ambiguous about whether the 4 board-elected positions vote on their replacements, so by voluntary agreement just as last year, only the 5 staff-elected board members are voting.
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yeah, Jeff pretty much summed it up.
The main reason Peter isn't heading up this one as well is he was reluctant to take on more work.
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Okay
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I've submitted my information as requested.