The yearly meeting of shareholders or directors of a corporation. At annual meetings, shareholders usually elect the following year's directors and officers or consider major corporate changes such as mergers and acquisitions.

Yearly meeting of shareholders for the purpose of electing shareholders.

Corporate law and stock exchange rules require public corporations to hold annual shareholder meetings to elect directors and conduct other shareholder business. Often, annual meetings are mainly ceremonial because most shareholders' votes are cast by mail through proxy cards, and the outcome is a foregone conclusion. However, some annual meetings can devolve to proxy fights and verbal attacks against management when an issue is hotly contested.

Once-a-year meeting when the managers of a company report to shareholders on the year's results, and the board of directors stands for election for the next year. The chief executive officer usually comments on the outlook for the coming year and, with other senior officers, answers questions from shareholders.

Annual meetings are those, usually at the end of the fiscal year, in which the election of officers, election of directors, and approval of the organization's annual budget occur.

a basic unit of the church and it takes place every year

a valuable resource that takes incredible time on the part of the faculty volunteers who organize that meeting with the help of the AAA staff

The board is required to once a year convene (hold) an annual general meeting of the owners. This meeting must be held within 15 months of the last meeting. During the meeting financial statements are presented and also the next budget.

The meeting of stockholders each year called to elect officers and directors, to ratify actions of officers and directors and to vote on corporate metters which come before it. Generally, articles of organization or by-laws fix a date for such meeting each year. Annual meetins are required of publically held corporations.

Locally, a mini convention which must be held each year for the members to elect a board and approve a budget, program, positions and bylaws for the following year.

A meeting of the shareholders held each year to elect directors of the corporation, present the annual report, and conduct other business including items which requires shareholder approval.

A meeting legally required of all cooperatives for the members of the cooperative. At the meeting, members may elect representatives to the co-op's Board, hear financial reports, amend the co-op's rules, or attend to other business.

A yearly meeting of a corporationâ€(tm)s stockholders wherein the previous year is reviewed and the upcoming year is planned. Actions are taken by vote and documented in minutes and resolutions.

A stockholder meeting that is held yearly. Functions of an annual meeting are for corporate executives to report on the year's results, to elect the board of directors, and to transact other business. The chief executive officer customarily makes a statement on the outlook for the next year and conducts a question and answer period. If a shareholder is unable to attend the annual meeting, the owner may vote for directors and pass on resolutions through the use of a proxy. Proxy materials are mailed to all shareholders of record. See: Proxy

The Congregation meets once a year at the annual meeting in February, to elect Wardens, Vestry persons, members of the Board of Trustees and Delegates to Diocesan Convention. The people elected represent the Congregation in all matters. Reports from clergy, wardens and committee chairs are heard by the congregation. Questions are asked and answered. Sometimes members provide feedback to the clergy and to their elected representatives. Baptism Holy Baptism is the sacrament by which God adopts us as his children and makes us members of Christ's Body, the Church, and inheritors of the kingdom of God. Baptism is done with water in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, typically at a service of public worship by an ordained person, but may be done at any time by anyone in an emergency. Baptism, being an act of God, may be conferred on infants, and once done, is permanent. See Confirmation. At Christ Church Cathedral, third Sundays of the month are reserved for Baptisms. To make arrangements for a Baptism, please contact Kathy Noe at 513-842-2051 or [email protected].

A yearly meeting of shareholders at which directors are elected and other general business of the corporation is conducted.

The meeting held in June each year to conduct business of The U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce. It is at this meeting that the president and 10 vice presidents are elected. Each chapter may send delegates to the Annual Meeting, also known as the national convention.

The yearly meeting a local Girl Scout council holds to elect its board of directors and conduct other business essential to Girl Scouting in its geographic area

A yearly meeting of shareholders, usually held at the end of each fiscal year, at which directors are elected, and other general business is conducted.

The main business meeting of the year for local leagues. It is held near the end of the League year (April in Los Alamos). At this time, the membership elects new officers and directors and a nominating committee, adopts a program for the coming year, and approves a budget and any proposed bylaw changes. The agenda is mailed to members as a "Call to the Annual Meeting."

A meeting of shareholders and management, generally held after publishing of the annual report, to discuss the previous year and the outlook for the future, directors are elected and other shareholder concerns are addressed.

Once-a-year meeting at which the managers of a company present a report on its operations to shareholders, and the board of directors is elected for the coming year.

Generally, the meeting during the year when organizations elect officers and hear reports from officers, boards, and committees.

A once-a-year gathering of shareholders of a company. At the annual meeting, shareholders vote on important corporate issues, and the company management reports on how the company did during the previous year.