How often and where do the Executive Board of Directors meet?

How often and where do the Executive Board of Directors meet?

• A. Twice per year, once in Washington, D.C., and again at NATCON
• B. Once per year in New York
• C. Quarterly online
• D. Monthly in Arlington

Answer: (A)

The question checks how the organization runs its national leadership meetings. The Executive Board of Directors meets twice a year to oversee governance and set policy. One meeting is held in Washington, D.C., which keeps the board connected to national-level resources and headquarters. The second meeting occurs during NATCON, the organization's annual national convention, where delegates from across regions gather and decisions can be aligned with the wider membership. This arrangement provides ongoing national oversight while ensuring coordination with the annual conference. Other options—monthly in Arlington, quarterly online, or a single annual meeting—don’t fit how the board operates across the year and with NATCON.

The question checks how the organization runs its national leadership meetings. The Executive Board of Directors meets twice a year to oversee governance and set policy. One meeting is held in Washington, D.C., which keeps the board connected to national-level resources and headquarters. The second meeting occurs during NATCON, the organization's annual national convention, where delegates from across regions gather and decisions can be aligned with the wider membership. This arrangement provides ongoing national oversight while ensuring coordination with the annual conference. Other options—monthly in Arlington, quarterly online, or a single annual meeting—don’t fit how the board operates across the year and with NATCON.