Who has the authority to call a special meeting of the Board?

The President typically holds the authority to call a special meeting of the Board. In most organizational structures, the President is the individual responsible for overseeing the operations and governance of the Board. This role includes the power to convene meetings when necessary to address pressing matters that cannot wait until the next regular meeting.

Having this authority allows the President to facilitate timely discussions and decisions on urgent issues, ensuring the organization remains responsive and effectively managed. The other roles, while they have various important responsibilities, do not generally possess the same level of authority to summon the entire Board for meetings outside the regular schedule. The Vice President and Secretary may assist or support in the meeting process, but it is the President who is central to initiating special meetings. The Executive Director often manages day-to-day operations but does not typically have the authority to call Board meetings.