A member of a corporate board of directors that does not have a direct management role in the firm is known as

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An outside director is a member of the board of directors who does not have a direct management role in the firm. Shareholders are not necessarily members of the board of directors. An inside director is a member of the board who is also an executive in the company. Corporate governor is not a commonly used term in reference to board members.

A Member of a Corporate Board of Directors That Does