Generally, a board member who is a source of information about a firm's day-to-day activities is classified as a(an) ____ director.

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An inside director is a member of a company's board of directors who is also an employee, executive, or owner of the company. They are often a source of information about the firm's day-to-day activities as they are involved in the management of the company. Lead independent director, related director, and encumbered director are not applicable terms in this context.

Generally, a Board Member Who Is a Source of Information