Board of Directors ​

The board of directors is the group of owners elected to manage the corporation's affairs. Between general meetings, the board makes the day-to-day decisions that keep the corporation running.

What it means for your board ​

If you're reading this, you're probably on one. In a small self-managed corporation, the board is the management — handling finances, maintenance, bylaw enforcement, and meeting organization, usually as volunteers.

Directors are elected by owners, typically at the AGM, and act collectively through decisions recorded in the minutes. Directors are expected to act honestly, in good faith, and in the best interests of the corporation — a real responsibility, even for a volunteer board.

What the Condominium Property Act says ​

A condominium corporation is managed by a board elected by the owners, and directors owe duties to the corporation — including acting honestly, in good faith, and with care — as set out in the Condominium Property Act and the corporation's bylaws, which also govern board size, eligibility, and elections.

Confirm board composition, eligibility, and directors' duties against the Act and your bylaws.

How Qworum helps ​

Qworum gives your board one place to manage governance, finances, documents, and owner communication — with the records to back every decision. Start a free trial.

General information about Alberta condominium concepts — not legal advice. Confirm your corporation's obligations under the Condominium Property Act.