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This practice requires that all members of a firm's board of directors be elected in each election In this situation, a firm's CEO also serves as the chairperson of the board and personally selects all of the members of the firm's board, In this situation, a board member of one firm also serves as a member of another firm's board or on its management team. If you were designing the composition and acceptable practices for the board of directors of a new corporation, which of the following practices would you suggest be implemented? Yes, recommend implementation No, do not recommend Implementation Suggested Practice a firm's CEO also serves as the chairperson of the board and personally selects all of the members of the firm's board. O in this situation, a board member of one firm also serves as a member of another firm's board or on its management team If you were designing the composition and acceptable practices for the board of directors of a new corporation, which of the following practices would you suggest be implemented? Yes, recommend Implementation No, do not recommend Implementation Suggested Practice The board should recommend that the company keep financial records and report financial statements that are in compliance with generally accepted accounting standards. The company's charter should prohibit the use of targeted share repurchases. The ratio of outside to inside board members should be one outside member for every four inside members. Senior management's cash bonuses should be tied solely to the firm's short-term operating profit performance. Save Continue