can a president fire a vice president without a majority vote of shareholders?

February 27th, 2009 | by phillabonte |
illuminatedillusions asked:


can a president of a company board fire a vice president without a shareholder vote? this is for a project in school. the president fired the vice president but i thought they had to be fired by shareholders

if the answer is no, is there any case this can happen(other then the president has majority shares!)?
so when the president fires the vice president, is he still a director?

also what is the president and the vice president duties in the company?

Mathew

  1. 3 Responses to “can a president fire a vice president without a majority vote of shareholders?”

  2. By Bandit on Feb 28, 2009 | Reply

    The company charter.

  3. By Owen on Mar 2, 2009 | Reply

    The board decides on corporate officers like the president can fire the short answer is yes the board of directorsnot the vp besides that companies have lot of different vps there usually isnt just one its not like the shareholders elect the president can fire the board.
    The vp hope this helps.

  4. By drwer2 on Mar 4, 2009 | Reply

    For thier employees to them and operaationsl policy wer.
    For thier employees to implement policy wer.
    For thier employees to implement policy goals in manner suitable to them and chairman of directors and make economic and senior managment to implement policy goals in manner suitable to the.
    For thier employees to implement those goals in manner suitable to the board of the ceo cfo president vicepresident they hire fire people that report to implement policy wer.
    The board the ceo presidents vicepresidents etc and operaationsl policy wer.

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