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Ex Officio

Describing a member of an organization who serves in his/her position because he/she already has another post. For example, the Lieutenant Governor of Oklahoma serves ex officio as a member of the Oklahoma Native American Cultural and Education Authority. Serving ex officio does not mean one has more or fewer powers than other members (this depends upon the organization's bylaws). Rather, it simply means that the holder of the stated post has the right to sit in that organization.
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Hennes also noted that very few boards of Catholic colleges and universities are chaired by the local bishop, and many have eliminated ex officio positions.
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The Board of Directors shall appoint the Executive Director who shall serve, ex officio, without vote on the Board of Directors.
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Since 1987, Seattle-based Ex Officio has created adventure clothing with state-of-the-art technical features and benefits.
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Our customers have come to expect more from their clothing and we are proud to be the first to add this innovative new product line," said Rick Hemmerling, president of Ex Officio.
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edu), coordinator ex officio (appointed 2004); Pauline Bayne (ex officio), Bonna Boettcher (ex officio), Laura Dankner (ex officio), Morris Martin (2004-6), Nancy Nuzzo (ex officio), Gordon Rowley (2003-5).
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SEATTLE, July 31 /PRNewswire/ -- Ex Officio, a leading manufacturer of performance engineered outdoor and travel apparel has recently carved out a new senior management position focusing on merchandising and design.
Ex Officio Hires Pat Nugent As VP of Merchandising and Design
I still have a big problem with those fees,'' said engineer Bill Dahl, an ex officio committee member.
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Its potential as a locus of political action was nonetheless considerable: it held extensive wealth, appointed knights, served as an elite social club, and its nine captains were ex officio members of the Balia, and thus threatening to Medici power (Piero de' Medici's opponents in 1466 had been knighted by the Parte).
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