During the same month, George has indicated he would like to aggressively expand and open up a second storefront in San Diego and a third store front in Santa Monica at the same time. John has serious concerns and thinks that the focus should solely be on slowly expanding the Los Angeles location. Paul does not have particularly strong views, but this disagreement between George and John has become more intense in recent years.

The corporation is about to hold its annual shareholders meeting with Paul, John, and George as the sole shareholders. They are also the only three directors of the corporation, though they are also contemplating adding two additional directors: Roberto, who is one of John's best friends and a software engineer who has helped the corporation with its website; and Denise, who is a local surfer, is an avid social media advocate for the corporation, and has close ties to the surf community in Santa Monica. Paul has serious reservations about adding any new directors at this time.

1. What considerations do the shareholders need to weigh at the shareholders meeting? What types of votes do they need to hold? What documentation do they need to prepare to thoroughly document their decision? What steps do they need to take to change the number of board members on the board?