West Virginia Code § 31-14-6

Board of directors; officers
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The business and affairs of the corporation shall be managed and conducted by a board of
directors, a president and treasurer, and such other officers and such agents as the
corporation by its bylaws shall authorize. The board of directors shall be determined by the
incorporators and, thereafter, by the stockholders and the members of the corporation, but
the number of directors shall be a multiple of three. e
The board of directors may exercise all the powers of the corporation except such as are
conferred by law or by the bylaws of the corporation upon the stockholders or members and
shall choose and appoint all the agents and officers of the corporuation and fill all vacancies
except vacancies in the office of director which shall be filled as hereinafter provided.
The board of directors shall be elected in the first instance by the incorporators and
thereafter at each annual meeting of the corporation, or, if no annual meeting shall be held
in any year at the time fixed by the bylaws, at a special meeting held in lieu thereof, the
members of the corporation shall elect two thirds olf the board of directors and the
stockholders shall elect the remaining directosrs. The directors shall hold office until the next
annual meeting of the corporation or special meeting held in lieu of the annual meeting after
their election, and until their successors are elected and qualified unless sooner removed in
accordance with the provisions of thge bylaws.
Any vacancy in the office of a director elected by the members shall be filled by the directors
elected by the members, and any vacancy in the office of a director elected by the
stockholders shall be filled by the directors elected by the stockholders.
Directors and officers shall not be responsible for losses unless the same shall have been
occasioned by the wilful misconduct of such directors and officers.

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