2019 LR Officer Candidate Application
Amy P. Fennell • January 15, 2018
LR Officer Candidate Application
Annually during the Spring Into Action Conference, Louisiana REALTORS® holds the election for the positions of President-elect, Secretary/Treasurer, and (4) Regional Vice Presidents. Members interested in submitting an application to be a candidate for any of the positions will need to reference the following documents provided.
January 1, 2018:
Candidates pursuing the offices of President-Elect, Secretary/Treasurer and Regional Vice –Presidents shall meet the LR candidate qualifications as of this date.
March 1, 2018:
Candidates shall submit applications by this date to be considered for elected office.
March 5, 2018:
LR staff to notify any candidates that do not meet the criteria for said office.
March 16, 2018:
All local associations and current year RVP’s shall be noticed and sent applications of RVPcandidates within their region.
March 23, 2018:
Any appeals filed by candidates on failure to meet criteria shall be heard by the LR ExecutiveCommittee and completed by this date.
March 27, 2018:
Candidate applications shall be posted to the LR website.
April 26, 2018:
Candidate elections held during the LR BOD meeting.
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