2021 Board of Directors Application
Louisiana REALTORS • August 12, 2020
At Large Director Positions - Notification of Qualifications
The election of six (6) Directors At Large to serve a two (2) year term on the Board of Directors of Louisiana REALTORS® will be held during the Louisiana REALTORS’ Fall Board of Directors meeting. The earliest this meeting will take place is mid-November 2020. The meeting may be live or virtual dependent upon whether there are continued governmental limitations on group gathering size.
According to the Louisiana REALTORS® Constitution & Bylaws, Article 4, Section 9, any member who is a REALTOR® in good standing for five consecutive years is eligible to serve on the Board of Directors.
All Louisiana REALTORS® Directors shall meet all qualifications and complete at least one Louisiana REALTORS® offered Board Orientation prior to attending their first meeting of the Board of Directors. Attendance may be via a live course or a course offered by remote means (i.e. webinar, online class, etc.).
Article 4, Section 9 of the Louisiana REALTORS® Constitution and Bylaws provides for the following At Large Positions on the board of directors of Louisiana REALTORS®:
REALTOR® members who meet the established criteria are eligible to place their names in nomination for the at large state director positions to serve two-year staggered terms. There shall be twelve (12) positions available. Any vacancy shall be filled by the candidate who received the highest number of votes but who was not elected to an At Large Director position at the election which the director who is vacating the position was elected.
If you are interested in serving as a Louisiana REALTORS® Director At Large, please complete the application below.
The completed application is required to be received by Louisiana REALTORS® on or before October 12, 2020.
The completed application is required to be received by Louisiana REALTORS® on or before October 12, 2020.
2021 At Large Director Application
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