A limited liability company or joint stock company that is relatively small or has relatively few shareholders may establish no board of directors and instead appoint one director to exercise the statutory powers of the board. That director may concurrently serve as the company’s manager.
What Are the Powers of a Director Where No Board Is Established?
Updated October 3, 2026
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