how do you remove a corporations president?

Answer 1

car "accident"

Answer 2

For a publicly traded company, only the board of directors has the power to remove the CEO (usually the same person as the president).

If the board is truly independent and viable, it is paying attention to how well the company is performing and how well its top managers are performing. If for some reason the firm is not doing well, the board will fire the CEO; it actually happens more often than you'd think.

Board members are voted in by shareholders, so if you only own a few shares of a very large company, your votes don't hold a lot of sway. If you are an owner and are displeased with something about the company, you should write or otherwise contact a board member and voice your complaint. Chances are if you're upset about something, other owners are too.

As a very visual way of complaining, you can attend the firm's shareholder meeting and during the Q & A session, you can ask the executive officers/board why they are doing certain things you disagree with. It can really make a CEO squirm in his/her seat if it's a hot topic, and it's a good way to get something changed.

Answer 3

Buy alot of shares in the company and when elections come, vote him out. I voted against alot of presidents from stocks I own but seems most share holders dont agree, oh well.

Answer 4

Need more information. What kind of corporation? Publicly held or private?

Answer 5

all the board members have to vote

Answer 6

Tomato juice and vinegar, I think.

Answer 7

1-800-knock-off

Answer 8

stage a coup

Answer 9

Hire a sniper.

;-)